Young people are disproportionately affected by knife crime, with those aged 10-17 increasingly cautioned or convicted for carrying knives. Knife-related deaths among under-17s are rising, with at least two school-aged children dying every month in England. These figures show the urgent need for early prevention, education and awareness to protect children and reduce harm.

We deliver Choices and Consequences, a two-hour immersive workshop for young people aged 10-18. Through real victim stories, guided discussion, interactive exhibits, factual information and reflection, it builds empathy, challenges knife-carrying myths, strengthens safer decision-making and helps young people resist risky peer influence.