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An introduction to the violence reduction partnership

Working together to reduce violence, vulnerability and exploitation in the West Midlands

This is an opportunity to take a longer term approach, to deliver a safer world for the next generation. Some of the VRU’s prevention activities involve the whole community and others are focused on supporting those most likely to be affected by violence. The aim is to keep people safe and free of violence in their lives.

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Below are the main areas where the violence reduction partnership helps aid violence reduction...

Data Insights Redirect
Data Insights Redirect
 Education
Education
 Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
 Tackling Exploitation & Abuse
Tackling Exploitation & Abuse
 Health
Health
 Sports
Sports
 Supporting Places
Supporting Places
 Evidence & Evaluation
Evidence & Evaluation
 Faith & Communities
Faith & Communities
 Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)
Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

Latest News

Keep up to date with news stories about the work of the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership

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04 / 11 / 24
A Birmingham youth worker says he wants to see barbers trained up so they can speak to their clients about mental health issues, after a successful pop-up event in the…
Read article - Pop-up barbers encourages young men to talk about mental health
18 / 10 / 24
Hundreds of professionals from across the West Midlands have taken part in specialist training to help them prevent and reduce violence against women and girls. The training, facilitated by the…
Read article - Hundreds receive specialist training to reduce male violence against women and girls
11 / 10 / 24
Free music sessions have been made available to young people from Solihull either involved in or at risk of falling into violence, to help reduce violent behaviour. The sessions are…
Read article - Music sessions keeping young people in Solihull away from violence
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