Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership
@MerseysideVrp
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We believe that all communities in #Merseyside have the right to be free from violence to provide the best chances for all. RTs and Likes are not endorsements.
#Merseyside, England, UK.
Joined March 2020
🤔 🅠🅤🅔🅢🅣🅘🅞🅝 🅣🅘🅜🅔 Want to know more about us & what we do❓ Want to hear how our public health approach to preventing violence helps young people & their families make better life choices❓ Want to learn more about the brilliant initiatives we fund & support❓ 📽
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Today marked a significant step forward in the development of our Mentors in Violence Prevention program 👏👏 Today's event brought together MVP Leads, SAFE workers, and Safer Schools Officers to share a common purpose and strengthen our collective understanding in tackling
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🎉 Huge congratulations to the She Inspires programme on their well-deserved Prestige Award success! 🏆 We're incredibly proud to support this netbusting scheme! ⚽ as it continues to empower young women, build resilience, create opportunities and better prospects. This
🏆 We’re bursting with pride as our She Inspires programme nets the Sports Initiative of the Year award at the Manchester & Northwest England (Merseyside) Prestige Awards.🎉 From empowering over 750 girls across Merseyside to building confidence, leadership and life skills
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World Mental Health Day 2025 – Join Evolving Mindset 🧠 This Friday, 10th October, we're proud to support Evolving Mindset CIC – a recipient of our Youth Empowerment Scheme – as they host a free Mental Health in the Workplace networking event. 📍 The Maggie O'Neill Centre, 433
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This summer Merseyside came together to take a stand against crime and anti-social behaviour and the results speak for themselves. 👏 ☀ We're proud that our YES Fund powered 27 grassroots projects across Merseyside, from floating youth hubs to trauma-informed cycling, arts,
As the #SaferStreetsSummer campaign wraps up, let's take a look at the impact it has had on our communities over the last few months! From tackling antisocial behaviour and seizing illegal bikes, to supporting retailers and protecting vulnerable residents, its been a busy few
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🎬 Empowering youth voices through film We’re proud to share a powerful new guidance document created to support violence prevention & spark meaningful conversations with young people across #Merseyside. Created through the Mentors in Violence Prevention Programme, this
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🎓 Inspiring the next generation of educators! Today, we had the pleasure of speaking with 60 first-year @LJMU Bachelor of Education students about the vital work of the Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership across our region. 💬 The session explored: 🔹 Adverse Childhood
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🚨 Free Trauma Informed Training 🚨 Want to better support people affected by trauma? Our expert-led course helps you build safer, more compassionate services. 🧠 Understand trauma 🤝 Build trust 📅 New dates now live! 🔗 Book now: https://t.co/1iEbjjJ0ak
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📉 A 13% drop in youth reoffending on the #Wirral is more than just a stat — it’s a sign that prevention works. We’re proud to have supported several of the initiatives highlighted in Wirral Youth Justice Service’s latest report — including: ✅ No Comment Pathway – helping
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At the Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership, we believe in prevention through collaboration. By bringing together local communities, young people, and expert partners, we’re creating safer spaces and brighter futures — preventing violence before it starts. Watch our short
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🌟 Calling all education professionals and partners across #Merseyside! Are you passionate about preventing violence and supporting young people in our schools? Join the Merseyside Schools Network — a collaborative space for sharing trauma-informed learning, accessing new
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Telling Tales or Asking for Help? is a resource designed to help your youngest pupils build confidence, understand emotions, and know when to ask for help. This interactive programme uses storytelling, roleplay, and games to explore: 💜The difference between telling tales and
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🧠 Neurodivergent individuals often face unique challenges that increase their vulnerability within the criminal justice system. This toolkit gives professionals the tools to respond with empathy, understanding and effectiveness. We’re proud to have supported this pioneering
Today, Merseyside’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, Cllr Jeanie Bell, proudly launched a pioneering neurodiversity toolkit designed to improve support for neurodivergent individuals across the criminal justice system. 📘 Featuring over 60 bespoke, accessible resources and
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We are driven by the memories of those who have lost their lives to serious violence, to provide better, safer futures for our young people. Serious Violence is not inevitable, it's preventable which is why we are addressing the root causes of harm and investing in early
Tonight, it will be an honour to stand with bereaved families and survivors at @SGHLpool to remember those we've lost to serious violence. No-one should ever have to endure what they have endured and their strength and courage are a source of inspiration. Tonight's service is
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📱 Tackling the growing issue of children sharing indecent images We’re proud to support @arieltrust's powerful new programme helping schools across Merseyside address digital safety and the law. Knock at the Door uses real-life scenarios to spark vital conversations between
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🚨 Trauma-Informed Training for @MerseyPolice 🚨 Another cohort of officers & staff are now equipped with tools to better understand and support the needs of vulnerable people, thanks to our trauma-informed training. ✅ Builds empathy ✅ Improves safeguarding ✅ Supports staff
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🎓 Today we welcome 10 new MVP Leads from schools across Merseyside! 🙌 Through the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) programme, @MYARAISETeam is empowering young people to become active bystanders, rejecting negative paths and standing up against violence and crime. This
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