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Empowering young people affected by violence to keep themselves and others safe.

We are a movement of young healthcare volunteers who train young people with first aid skills to become lifesavers in their communities across the UK.
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StreetDoctors volunteer Kwaku talks to The Sun about inspiring young people to save lives

“When I see how much it motivates them, it motivates me too.” Kwaku, as part of The National Lottery’s Who Cares Wins Awards, tells his story of growing up around knife crime and what he does for his community now.

Read Kwaku’s inspiring story here

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Reducing Violence Programme

Our Reducing Violence Programme trains 11-25 year olds in emergency first-aid, including what to do if someone is bleeding or knocked out.

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We need your support. Help us to empower young people at risk to both prevent and reduce violence, making them part of the solution.

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Our healthcare volunteer trainers

Our young healthcare volunteer trainers deliver our training to criminal justice services, schools and youth, sports and community groups.

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Our impact

25k+

young people have been trained by StreetDoctors to be lifesavers since 2013!

4.7k

young people were trained in 2022 by working with 300+ partners all over the UK

83%

young people are willing and able to act in a first aid emergency after our training

Latest news

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  • 24th November 2023

    StreetDoctors Featured On BBC London

    We were featured on BBC London, where Katie Murray has compiled a life-saving guide. If you missed our feature recently, catch up by clicking the link below. Learn how to potentially save a life in an emergency situation by watching the clip.

  • 16th October 2023

    StreetDoctors Featured On The Doctor magazine 

    Explore StreetDoctors journey in tackling violence affecting young people, with Vishal, one of our fantastic volunteers interviewed in the latest edition of The British medical Journal’s The Doctor magazine. As Vishal says ‘Medical professionals are getting better at seeing people, not just diseases.” Learn how this approach, combined with data-driven healthcare, transforms practices.

  • 4th October 2023

    StreetDoctors Feature On Channel 4 News

    StreetDoctors were featured on Channel 4 News yesterday 03/10/23, diving into the world of violence affecting young people. The feature covered the devastating impact on young lives, both as victims and perpetrators, featuring emotional conversations with a bereaved mother and a perpetrator’s mother.

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I feel if young people knew about the stuff that I learnt in StreetDoctors it would be better to help young people develop as a society and the next generation.
Young person who attended StreetDoctors training