Our publications

The Therapeutic Intervention for Peace (TIP) Project is a codeveloped and culturally sensitive model of partnership work which aims to reduce

The criteria for registering a Cool Space in London 2024. Cool spaces can offer respite and recovery in the city during periods of hot weather and may

Read the GLA's internal EDI Strategy 22-25, We Belong Here

The Nurturing London programme was designed to place the ‘Whole School Nurturing Approach’ into the context of violence reduction. The report

Evaluation of a joint programme by Islington and Camden councils to deliver a comprehensive package of family support services.

This exploratory evaluation explores the process of implementation and emerging outcomes of the Community Mental health and Emotional well-being

Progress report on implementing the health in all policies approach since the Mayor launched the GLA Group Public Health Unit in 2022.

Download impact reports for VRU's Divert and Engage Programme, which supports children and young people at a ‘reachable moment' and enable access to

Evaluation of VRU's Parent Carer Champion Network. This peer-to-peer support programme creates safe spaces for parents to share experiences, receive

Evaluation of the Bambu Project, which provides trauma-informed, early intervention support for children and young people impacted by domestic abuse.

Evaluation of our programme to reduce school suspensions and exclusions through systems change, by supporting schools to reflect on and critically

The Talk Matters programme supports speech, language and communication needs in primary school pupils.

Research findings that informed Difference Matters, a new education programme supporting neurodivergent young people in mainstream secondary schools.

The Strengthening Fathers Programme aims to support male caregivers and fathers to strengthen their relationships with their children and families.

The Pupil Referral Unit and Alternative Provision Mentoring programme provides one-to-one support for young people aged 11-18 years-old who have been

London's Violence Reduction Unit has commissioned research to investigate the relationship between social media and offline physical violence

This research, conducted by Loughborough University, examined how sports programmes can play a role in mitigating young Londoners’ experiences of

The Well Centre is a free and confidential primary care service for 11-21 year olds in Lambeth and Wandsworth. The core elements of the Well Centre