The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and Chair of London Councils, Georgia Gould, have today announced that every young Londoner in need of support will have access to a personal mentor by 2024 – one of his key manifesto pledges.

This document will outline the direction for the PTG Trust. It is based on the information gathered through the Pilot phase of our Ending Digital Poverty (EDP) program. It demonstrates, how with just a little passion, any corporate can contribute to turning young lives around.

We have huge and long-standing knife crime problems in the UK. We are still burying our stabbed young people; mothers and fathers are crying out for their children and will do so for the rest of their lives. 

The Positive Transformation Group (PTG) is leading a locally developed, national collaboration to connect Community with Corporates. 

The need to tackle violence has driven much of my work in Parliament since I became an MP in 2017.

Whenever ‘knife crime’ is mentioned, certain assumptions are likely to be made. It will be assumed that we are talking about a type of crime that is distinctly youthful, that this is a problem located in the inner-city 

The Strathclyde Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) is widely credited for having galvanized the search for sustainable, community-involved and health-led violence reduction strategies in the UK.

Why do you work? Take a second to really think about it. Is it for the love of what you do? Does it bring a sense of purpose and routine to your life?

2021 ended with deaths in the capital reaching a disturbing new high, leaving lives and families devastated, and posing us all a big question for 2022. How should we respond? 

No More Red is an initiative between Arsenal and adidas that will see adidas support the long-standing work being done by Arsenal in the Community to keep young people safe from knife crime and youth violence.

The Violent Crime Prevention Board (VCPB), an independent body focused on the cause, effect and prevention of violent crime in the United Kingdom, is today pleased to announce the launch of its latest business start-up support programme, VCP Ventures.

In the UK, more than 720,000 young people aged 16-24 are classed as NEET (not in education, employment or training).