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Tackling Violence and Exploitation Strategy

We are pleased to announce the launch of our serious violence and exploitation strategy – to view the strategy please click here.

Stop Loan Sharks

The Safer Wolverhampton Partnership are supporting the Stop Loan Sharks Week campaign #sharkfreesurfing to raise awareness of the dangers of online loan sharks and help people access advice and support if they have fallen victim to this crime. If you have been a victim of illegal money lending, or are concerned about someone you know, please contact the Stop Loan Sharks 24-hour helpline on 0300 555 2222 or visit www.stoploansharks.co.uk

Have your say

Please take the time to give us your thoughts on the draft Community Safety and Harm Reduction Strategy 2020-2023. You can see the full draft strategy and access our consultation questions here.

Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme

A Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme is now available to residents of Wolverhampton

Referrals are being taken from agencies as well as self-referrals. Further information can be found by clicking here

More information about the programme including referral forms and pathways can be found by clicking here

#Knifefree

The #Knifefree campaign has been launched by the Home Office and aims to reduce knife crime by changing the attitudes and behaviours of young people aged between 10 – 21 years old. The campaign will challenge the perception that knife carrying is normal and counters the belief that it makes young people safer.

The dedicated campaign website www.knifefree.co.uk  provides young people with information on knife crime, including facts and statistics demonstrating the true prevalence of knife crime in England and Wales. It also signposts organisations which offer confidential support and advice, as well as organisations which organise activities to help empower young people to live knife free.
In addition, it presents the legal consequences of carrying knives, using knives and being in groups with others who carry knives.

The campaign website provides the details of the NSPCC and Childline helplines, so adults and young people can receive free, confidential advice about concerns they have regarding knives.
The website also provides Victim Support’s details, where young people who have been the victim of knife crime can receive free, confidential support and advice.

If you have concerns about a young person, you can report it in confidence to the NSPCC on: 0808 800 5000 or email: help@nspcc.org.uk