Supporting trusted adults in their response to the disclosures made by young victims of crime
They have opened up to you, do you know what to do next?
FOR ADULTS
How to handle and respond to sensitive disclosure
Learn how to support young person victims of crime
FOR ADULTS
what is second hand trauma and how to manage it
Discover self-help tips to protect your own wellbeing
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
wellbeing support and resources
Resources to support you through difficult experience
There are over 360,000 young victims of crime in London every year…
…Only 3 out of 10 report it
Listen, Support, Empower
Trusted Youth Allies is a movement dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for young people who have experienced crime by building a network of trusted adults.
Our mission is to ensure young victims of crime in London feel listened to, supported, and empowered.
We provide training for any adult, whether they are a parent/carer, youth professional, or a community leader so they can respond to young people who have experienced crime in a safe and informed way.
Trusted Adults and Youth Allies
Chosen, independently, by young person as a safe figure that listens without judgement, agenda or expectation. Who’s sole purpose of communication is to support and encouraging positivity.
Training and Resources
TRAINING
Free training for adults
WELLBEING TIPS
8 grounding techniques
WELLBEING TIPS
4 breathing exercises that feel amazing
A free training for adults to support london’s young victims of crime
Build confidence to better communicate, listen and respond when a young person opens up.
Not every victim of crime decides to report their experience to the police. Because of this, they remain under the radar and don’t receive the support available. But what do most victims have in common? They deserve to have the support provided for them as an statutory right.
Whether you are a parent, a neighbour or a teacher, build your confidence in responding to sensitive disclosure and signposting to relevant services with our free training.
Learn self-help techniques to manage second-hand trauma
It is important to provide a safe space for both the ones who speak up and for the ones who listen. Learn how to manage second hand trauma with our free training.
Contact Us
If you want to learn more about the free training or wish to make a referral, get in touch