We believe that every citizen has a right to feel safe in their community, that’s why we work with leaders, faith-groups, young people, police and key service providers to promote character, conflict resolution and resilience in communities. Together, we’re better.
The Chair and members of the VCPB are pleased to announce nominations to the VCPB Awards 2022 are NOW OPEN!!!.
After a successful round of applications and video pitches by applicants, we have recently moved to Phase 3 where applicants met with the VCP Ventures panel to discuss their idea during a 15-minute video presentation meeting.
Crime isn’t caused by any one thing, so we focus on eight core themes, each one addresses the main contributory factors of violent crime and fills an identified communications gap. The themes our board covers are, youth, parents & family, stop & search, education, health and wellbeing, faith, community growth and policing.
Providing specialist advice and consultation on health-based approaches to preventing knife crime
The global workspace theory on cognitive consciousness and Teaching and Learning The whole concept of access consciousness in teaching and learning is for children to develop the ability to ‘access’ the conscious side of the brain instinctively as part of their decision-making process. Before doing this, skilled teachers need to
Working to secure bleed kits across London The Daniel Baird Foundation Charity was set up after the death of Daniel Baird. He was 26 years of age and was fatally stabbed in the early hours of 8th July 2017, outside The Forge Tavern, Digbeth in Birmingham following a night out
On 16th April 2019, we hosted a working breakfast conference that included young people, community leaders, practitioners, police, and policy-makers at the Renaissance Hotel, Kings Cross. The conference primarily focused upon listening to the voices of young people and those impacted by violence, who constituted the majority of those present.
The discussion explored the underlying issues causing violent crime and proposed solutions. These issues are complex and are examined across various themes such as health, faith and third-sector, families, youth, education and stop-and search. We want these results to constitute an important contribution to the debate around violent crime for the community and policy-makers.
The VCPB is always seeking to engage with partners to improve outcomes for our young people to help them achieve their dreams and aspirations. Please get in touch
