For Schools
UCAN uses activities and strategies to reach individuals involved in anti-social behaviour and on the cusp of criminal activity. We run cross curricular, small group and bespoke one-to-one training session as well as online lesson plans, including interactive films to provoke discussion around issues such as knife crime and county lines drug dealing that can lead to AQA Unit Award Certificates.
UCAN uses a trauma-informed and partnership approach to strength-based education. We also provide direct support to school safeguarding teams and a comprehensive staff CPD offer.
UCAN enables teaching staff to discuss issues around antisocial behaviour. These include a film around how involvement in low-level drugs dealing can spiral into serious criminal activity and even imprisonment.
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“All of the young people engaged and looked forward to the interventions and challenge their trainer borough. There has been a reduction in crime and anti-social behaviour in school. UCAN was so proactive involving outside agencies and working in the community around restorative justice to combat anti-social behaviour” Lisa Murdock, Pastoral Liaison, Longbridge High and St Celia’s High School
Other testimonials
“Thank you for working with the children. They thoroughly enjoyed it” Kathy, Darwen St James’ School
“The kids loved getting up for the awards at the end of the training. Thank you for all of your hard work.” Lauren, St Celia’s Roman Catholic High School
“The young people found the session interesting were engaging and friendly. It was well prepared and the trainers very knowledgeable.” Manchester Metropolitan University
Visit Contacts to work with UCAN to reduce antisocial behaviour and create positive opportunities for young people.
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