Access the Safer Together resource and supporting materials 

Complete the short form below to receive the Safer Together resource pack and three accompanying presentations.

Once submitted, you will receive an email containing the download links. For parents and carers, we only require your name and email address so we can send you the resource directly. If you are a teacher, youth worker or safeguarding lead, please include your organisation name so we can understand how the resource is being used and offer relevant support where helpful.

About the Resource

Safer Together has been created for teachers, educators, youth workers, community organisations and parents/carers who want to better understand the pressures young people face and how trusted adults can support them. These resources are free to use and designed to support calm, constructive conversations with young people.

This resource has been developed by creative education provider Unique Voice CIC, in partnership with Crimestoppers in the West Country and Avon & Somerset Police. For over 10 years, we have worked together on youth crime prevention through the ‘What Would You Do?’ project. Through Safer Together, we are sharing our knowledge and practical resources to support communities, schools and families to open safe, constructive conversations with young people.  Young people from Bristol secondary schools helped to develop the resource, ensuring the resource reflects the real experiences and concerns young people are facing today.

Opening conversations about knife violence can feel difficult. Safer Together helps trusted adults approach these conversations calmly and safely.

What You’ll Receive

When you sign up below, you will receive immediate access to the full Safer Together resource pack, including:

Safer Together Educational Resource Guide: A practical guide explaining the programme, including conversation prompts, background information and activity ideas.

Assembly Presentation: A ready-to-deliver school assembly introducing the impact and ripple effects of knife violence.

Workshop Session: Interactive activities designed for classroom or youth group discussions, exploring topics such as peer pressure, belonging, trusted adults and safe reporting.

Community Session: Flexible materials that can be used by parents and carers, as well as community organisations and youth groups.

For parents and carers

If you are arriving here as a parent or carer feeling worried about what your child may be hearing or seeing, please know that this resource has been designed to help guide those conversations. You do not need specialist knowledge to use it – the materials provide simple prompts and practical guidance to help you start supportive, open dialogue at home.

Privacy and updates

Your details will only be used by Unique Voice to send you the requested resource and share occasional updates or other helpful safeguarding resources. You can request to unsubscribe at any time by emailing theoffice@uniquevoice.org.