Let's kick knife crime off the streets

Project code: 879
Estimated Price
£900
Project Summary
The Street Striker Challenge is a dynamic initiative is designed to raise awareness and help tackle knife crime among young people. The ACES team will visit local schools—targeting Primary 6, Primary 7, ages 11,12 years firstly and then S1–S2 pupils—to deliver engaging presentations and interactive workshops focused on the dangers and consequences of knife crime. Each participating pupil will receive an information card containing details of support apps and take part in a street striker comp.Project Description
Due to the tragic events in Irvine during the summer and elsewhere we wish to raise awareness to the consequences of weapon carrying.
The Street Striker Knife Crime Initiative is a community-led project developed by ACES to tackle the growing issue of knife crime among young people in our local area. By combining sport, education, and early intervention, the initiative aims to divert young people away from violence, raise awareness of the devastating consequences of carrying knives, and equip young people with positive pathways for their futures. in effct change lives.
This innovative approach uses street striker and activites to suit those who don't like football as an entry point to engage young people who may otherwise be at risk of involvement in anti-social behaviour, or knife-related crime. Alongside Street striker , we will deliver interactive workshops, mentoring, and awareness sessions designed to educate, empower, and inspire
costs
Item Details Cost (£) Transport fuel for school?youth group visits £100.00 Urban Signage Banners, posters & street signage £300.00 Support Cards Info cards on knife crime & support services £200 T-shirts 40 branded t-shirts for competitors £300 Total £900
the intiative is mobile and be taken anywhere its needed
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Location: North Ayrshire
Proposed on behalf of: Ayrshire Communities Education and Sport (ACESWOODWYND)
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