Harnessing the positive Power of Peers
We know the influence that young Londoners peer networks and friendship groups can have. We also know that we need to do more to acknowledge this and work more effectively with these groups....
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"They came in the 1960s when it was £4000 for a five bed house"
Black History Month is about celebrating our history. Throughout October we’re sitting down with our team to discuss their experiences of growing up in London as a Black person. In the first of our series Alison Campbell, Organisational Lead at Safer London, provides a snapshot of her childhood as part of a large Jamaican family....
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The Pan-London Housing Reciprocal: Three Years On
Three years on from the launch of the Pan-London Housing Reciprocal, we’re looking back at what we’ve learnt. To inform how we work and influence those we work with, in order to better support individuals and families affected by violence....
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If we want to get a safeguarding response for a young person we can refer them. Why can’t we do the same if we’ve got a safeguarding concern about a place?
Can more be done to work with the spaces and places young Londoners spend their time to help protect them from violence and exploitation?...
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