This course is a 6  week course,  delivered in the home to students who are unable to attend on site provision. 

This course can be accredited by the NCFE at Level 1 or Level 2 

Week 1: Introduction to Knife Crime

• Topics Covered:

• Defining knife crime: types and prevalence.

• Understanding the impact of knife crime on individuals and communities.

Week 2: Causes and Motivations Behind Knife Crime

• Topics Covered:

• Exploring the socio-economic factors contributing to knife crime.

• Understanding motivations: gang culture, fear, and self-defense.

Week 3: Legal Framework and Consequences

• Topics Covered:

• Overview of laws related to knife possession and use in the UK.

• Understanding the legal consequences of knife crime for individuals and communities.

Week 4: Prevention Strategies

• Topics Covered:

• Effective prevention strategies: community engagement, education, and intervention programs.

• Role of schools, families, and community organisations in prevention.

Week 5: Supporting Affected Individuals and Communities

• Topics Covered:

• Understanding the emotional and psychological impact of knife crime on victims and communities.

• Resources available for support: counseling, hotlines, and community services.

Week 6: Moving Forward: Building a Safer Community

• Topics Covered:

• Strategies for fostering community safety and resilience.

• The importance of ongoing dialogue and community collaboration to combat knife crime.

By the end of this course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of knife crime, its implications, and practical strategies to promote safety and prevention within their communities.