18/07/2026
Youth Violence and Antisocial Behaviour Briefing
We are hosting a joint Community Briefing in Spinningfields, Manchester City Centre, to introduce a youth rehabilitation programme being Delivered in conjunction with Manchester K9. This 10 week intervention is specifically designed for young people aged 12 to 17 who are involved in, or at risk of becoming involved in, gangs, Anti Social Behaviour, county lines, knife crime, or general violence. The intake capacity is capped to ensure dedicated, individualised support.
We are inviting families, parents, and caregivers to join us to discuss the programme and potential placement opportunities, whilst understanding how we can collaboratively guide young people toward safer, brighter futures.
Briefing & Programme Overview: The structured, 10 week programme combines classroom based learning with practical work aimed at disrupting harmful cycles, educating on the impact of crime, empower young people to think critically, and building resilience against negative peer pressure and criminal exploitation CCE.
Key Features of the Programme - Intensive Learning Structure: A combination of theory based classroom sessions with daily practical work.
Peer Mentor: Each young person is assigned a trained personal mentor for direct, one to one guidance.
Accountability & Support: Structured progress meetings every 4 weeks to monitor growth, review development, and address any arising issues.
Multidisciplinary Delivery - Facilitated by an expert network of professional practitioners, academics, organisations, and Manchester K9 to deliver programmes.
What We Will Discuss at the Briefing:
Programme objectives - breakdown of the programme including the classroom and practical work, and weekly schedule of the programme.
Programme Investment & Support: A transparent breakdown of fees, structured instalment plans, and the various funding options available.
The formal screening, PNA and enrollment process required to secure a placement on the upcoming intake.
Date: Week commencing Monday 7th September 2026 with a provisional date set for Wednesday 9th September at 19:00 hours (7:00 PM).
Cost: Free to attend (confirmation of attendance is required due to venue capacity).
Target Group: Families of young people aged 12 to 17 who are involved in crime or anti social behaviour within Greater Manchester.
Venue Location: Spinningfields, Manchester City Centre (we do not provide free parking at the venue but there are numerous local multi storey car parks).
Refreshments will be provided. Please note this date is provisionally scheduled and may be subject to change based on practitioner availability.
This briefing provides a professional, and secure environment to ask questions, understand the programme and explore if it is suited for your child’s particular needs and requirements (there are formal evaluations used to identify an individual's specific risk factors, challenges, and behavioral needs before enrolment onto the programme as this programme may not be suitable for all young people).
There are also monthly seminars to professionals working in youth justice and those working with young people at risk of exploitation CCE.
To secure your free place at the briefing or request further information regarding the programme, please contact us via email at [email protected]