The impact of what we do

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young Londoners & parents reached through all our programmes & support

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young Londoners were supported one to one by Safer London Caseworkers

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young Londoners reached through all our programmes & support

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parents/carers were supported one to one by Safer London Caseworkers

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Londoners took part in Safer London research projects

For every £1 donated Safer london put this towards

70%

goes on our direct one to one specialist intervention work in the community

25%

goes towards supporting our youth voice and participation work

5%

goes towards raising the next £1

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Effectively measuring our impact

Every year we review and assess our reach and impact. By doing this we celebrate our successes, as well as acknowledge our shortcomings. Only by doing this can we learn and grow as an organisation, enabling us to further extend our reach and support more young Londoners, their families and communities impacted by violence and exploitation.

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Each young Londoner has a their own story and journey, based on their unique identity and intersectionality.


Last year we worked alongside 461 young Londoners affected by violence and exploitation. Out of those 237 identified as female, 198 identified as male.  Whereas 6 young Londoners identified either as non-binary, trans or Queer.


20 young Londoners preferred not to disclose their gender identity.

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girls and young women affected by violence and exploitation were supported by Safer London Caseworkers

198

young men and boys affected by violence and exploitation were supported by Safer London Caseworkers

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We’ve helped a lot of young Londoners throughout the years

Read our collection of personal stories narrated through the lens of young Londoners we’ve helped and the perspective of our staff.

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