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Our mentors, many of whom have personal experiences regarding gang involvement, give talks to raise awareness of the dangers of gangs, as well as form strong therapeutic relationships with the young people in this programme. This is essential in creating an atmosphere of understanding and trust, whereby a young person and their mentor can work together to get to the root of issues that may have led to negative choices being made. We also employ the help of social workers, healthcare professionals, housing groups, churches, and youth offending groups to give young people on this programme the most support possible.

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Working closely with both the young people and their families, we create individualised care plans catered to the needs of each person, helping them to set personal goals. The programme entails activities such as group workshops, motivational talks, counselling and a one-week camp retreat, wherein young people are encouraged to express themselves through activities such as boxing, T-shirt design and music.

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In 2022, a number of children reported the positive impact of the gang intervention residential. Children who have been a part of the gang intervention programme have reported how much it has helped them to achieve a renewed desire to do better.  We offer activities like cycling, boxing, football and basketball sessions, walks and mentoring sessions. 

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