What we offer
Age appropriate workshops and assemblies for ages 8-18 and Young Adult Offender Workshops for under 25's
SAV works with the age groups most at risk of being a victim or perpetrator of violence through primary and secondary schools, youth offending teams, pupil referral units and other youth groups such as football academies. We tackle the issue of violence from multiple perspectives, including the impact on perpetrators, highlight the consequences of violence and challenge young people to consider their actions on others, to make positive future choices.
Multi Booking Discount Scheme
We offer a range of workshops that can be tailor made to your schools needs, and that can be effective all through out the school year. We understand public education budgets can be tight and we want to be able to help you where we can. That's why we have introduced our multi booking discount scheme. If you make the following number of bookings, you'll be entitled to these discounts:
25+ bookings - bespoke pricing (including multi academy trusts)
15 - 24 bookings - 15% discount
10 - 14 bookings - 10% discount
3 - 9 bookings - 5% discount
All bookings need to be booked together, at the same time and delivered over 12 months from point of booking. Bookings can be made up of multiple different workshops that we offer and can be used at any point in the 12 month period. Please get in touch to find out more and to book your discounted package.
Our Workshops
Knife Crime & Anti-Weapons
Drug Misuse
Grooming and County Lines
Domestic Violence Awareness
Street First Aid
Alcohol Awareness
Anti-bullying
Violence Awareness
Workshop stats
In 2022, we delivered to 82,000 young people across 360 organisations.
We deliver to young people from 8 – 26 years old, in England and Wales across a diverse nature of communities, both rural and inner cities.
The majority of our delivery is to schools as they remain one of the most effective ways to reach large numbers of young people. The current delivery is split as:
• 65% to secondary schools
• 20% to primary schools
• 10% post-16 colleges; and
• 5% to other institutions such as special schools, private institutions and prisons.