Multi Crime Service

This model focuses on reducing risk factors, increasing protective factors and improving resilience levels, thereby supporting children and young people to be: safer and less fearful less likely to be re-victimised less likely to engage in risky behaviours more likely to move on from their victim experiences and effect positive change 0-4 we support the parent to support their child. 5+ we can provide support through the parent or direct support with parental consent. 13+ who wish to self-refer may do so and support can only be offered following an Assessment of Competency.

Online crime Everyone deserves a safe online experience. However, some people use the internet and technology to harm other people. Theft, Burglary, Robbery and criminal damage Having something stolen – whether through theft, burglary or robbery – or having something deliberately damaged or broken (called criminal damage) are some of the most common crimes. But that doesn’t mean they’re not serious. They can make you scared, upset or even physically hurt. No one has the right to hurt you or to take or break your things, and there are lots of people who can help you.

A violent crime is one when someone physically hurts, or threatens to hurt, you. This also includes crimes where a weapon is used. Gang violence, assault, murder and manslaughter are all regarded as violent crimes.

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Accessibility details

We attempt to ensure that our services are as inclusive as possible and will work with partner agencies to ensure the needs of the service users are being addressed respectfully.

Staff qualifications

Safeguarding, Trauma Informed Practice, GDPR, Mentoring, Listening Skills

Additional notes

Lots of young people are affected by crime. It can feel like you’re all alone but you’re not. There are lots of ways you can cope with the effects of crime and lots of people that can help you in whatever you chose to do.Get help If you’ve been affected by crime, there are a number of ways you can contact us to get support or information. Get support locally Contact your nearest Victim Support team 0300 303 1977 Call our Supportline for free on 08 08 16 89 111, 24/7 Get support online Start a live chat, available across England and Wales, 24/7 Request support online Access My Support Space – a free online resource containing interactive guides and videos

Categories

EXPLOITATION , PERSONAL