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This year is 10 years since StreetDoctors became a charity! Here are 10 things you can do to get involved and help empower young people to save lives.

StreetDoctors brought together a group of young people affected by street violence to talk about their views on the causes and solutions to street violence.

At our Celebration Evening we launched our Strategic Plan 2023-2026, celebrated our 5 year partnership with Paul Hamlyn Foundation and heard from those with lived experience of violence.

In 2022 we bounced back after the pandemic to meet the needs of young people affected by violence. We trained nearly 5,000 young people with lifesaving first aid skills and knowledge, by working with over 300 youth partners across the UK.

StreetDoctors, a charity founded in Liverpool, has won a major national award for its work giving life-saving first aid skills to young people across the UK likely to witness or be victims of violence and knife crime.

Today we are championing equity for women the whole world over, starting by speaking with some of the inspiring women on our staff team. Here Niamh speaks about her experience working with women and girls affected by violence.

Today we are championing equity for women the whole world over, starting by speaking with some of the inspiring women on our staff team. Lucie tells us 5 key things she has learnt as a woman in leadership.

Volunteer Kwaku spoke to LBC News about his experience growing up and people behind the statistics.

We were invited by Boxwise to speak at an event at 10 Downing Street about improving outcomes for young people affected by violence by using sports and skills training.

CEO Lucie spoke to Mancunian Matters about how our first aid training in Manchester plays a key role in reducing violence, alongside the Police’s partnership work.

We teamed up with the NCS this Summer in Leicestershire to deliver a young people-led youth social action project about street violence.

This Summer we are looking for 3 youth groups that work with young people affected by violence to help us co-design and pilot a new training session on coping better with the mental health impacts of violence.