services we offer
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Wingman Mentors collaborate with local authorities and community organisations to assist families impacted by gangs, serious violence And county lines. Our main goal is to support these families and help young individuals exit gang activity safely. At Wingman Mentors, we have a dedicated team that supports children affected by serious vio
Wingman Mentors collaborate with local authorities and community organisations to assist families impacted by gangs, serious violence And county lines. Our main goal is to support these families and help young individuals exit gang activity safely. At Wingman Mentors, we have a dedicated team that supports children affected by serious violence and county lines. We work with organisations throughout England to raise awareness about exploitation and empower young individuals with safety and knowledge. Our community-based program supports young people aged 9-25, providing resources to break free from violence and develop positive relationships. Experienced youth workers offer personalised support plans, including counselling, mentoring, educational support, and access to community resources. We collaborate with families, schools, and organisations to provide a coordinated network of support for young people, helping them lead productive lives free from violence and crime.
Radicalisation Awareness
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Wingman Mentors anti-radicalisation service is designed to work in partnership with the UK government's PREVENT program to prevent individuals from being lured into extremist ideologies. Our service is aimed at those who may be vulnerable to radicalisation, particularly young people, and provides them with support and resources to help th
Wingman Mentors anti-radicalisation service is designed to work in partnership with the UK government's PREVENT program to prevent individuals from being lured into extremist ideologies. Our service is aimed at those who may be vulnerable to radicalisation, particularly young people, and provides them with support and resources to help them resist extremist messages such as online grooming.
The service is built on the principles of early intervention and prevention, and our team works closely with schools, community organisations, and other stakeholders to identify individuals who may be at risk of radicalisation. We provide a range of services, including one-on-one mentoring, group workshops, and educational resources to help individuals understand the dangers of extremism and develop critical thinking skills.
Our approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, and we use a range of tools and techniques to engage with individuals and help them develop positive coping strategies. We also work closely with families and communities to provide a supportive network that can help individuals resist extremist messages.
Our anti-radicalisation service is an essential component of the UK's efforts to prevent homegrown radicalisation and extremism. We are able to provide a comprehensive range of services that can help individuals resist extremist messages and build a more resilient and tolerant society.
Child to Parent Violence and Abuse CPVA
Serious Violence, Gang Involvement / Grooming, County Lines
Child to Parent Violence and Abuse CPVA
Wingman Mentors Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse service is a place where families can go to get help when a child is being violent or abusive towards their parent or caregiver. This type of abuse can be physical, emotional, coercive or verbal and can happen to parents or caregivers of any age, gender, or background.
The service offers
Wingman Mentors Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse service is a place where families can go to get help when a child is being violent or abusive towards their parent or caregiver. This type of abuse can be physical, emotional, coercive or verbal and can happen to parents or caregivers of any age, gender, or background.
The service offers support and guidance to parents and caregivers who are experiencing abuse from their children. They provide a safe and confidential space to talk about the abuse and work together to find ways to stop it from happening. They also offer counseling and other resources to help families heal and rebuild their relationships.
The service may involve working with social workers, therapists, and other professionals who are
experienced in dealing with CPVA. They will work with both the parent and the child to address the underlying issues that are causing the abusive behavior and help them develop healthier ways of communicating and interacting with each other.
Our CPVA service is a valuable resource for families who are struggling with abuse in the home. If you or someone you know is experiencing CPVA abuse, seeking help from a service like this can be a crucial step in finding a solution and restoring peace to the home.