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Our new 2021 Impact Report, released today, reveals how we worked with over 2000 young people, 160 youth sector partners and 465 young healthcare volunteers to reduce the impact of street violence across the UK during the pandemic.

A series of first aid training videos have been released today by a coalition of UK medical charities and senior trauma doctors to help civilians save lives in the war in Ukraine.

Yesterday evening Josh Warrington, professional boxer who held the IBF featherweight title from 2018 to January 2021, attended a StreetDoctors ‘What to do if someone is bleeding’ training session in Leeds.

We’re looking for young actors with experience of the youth justice system/ the context of violence, to take part in paid filming for a new e-learning training course.

In February, violence prevention and emergency first aid training charity StreetDoctors received a generous donation from young people in Birmingham.

Last week, StreetDoctors collaborated with Hope in Tottenham to host the Haringey Youth Summit 2022, empowering hundreds of young people in the area with lifesaving skills.

Young people in Oldham graduated from our StepWise programme this month after learning valuable first aid skills and meeting inspiring healthcare role models.

We have been supporting young people in South London after a member of the church of St Stephen’s reached out to us earlier this year.

LadBible & the National Lottery have released a film showcasing our vital work and telling the story of one of our volunteers, Kwaku.

Our 2020 Impact Report reveals young people’s experiences of COVID-19 & violence, and how our healthcare volunteers rose to the challenges to continue empowering young people.

Meghan Wimlett, London Partnerships and Volunteer Officer, takes a closer look at initiatives in Croydon.

StreetDoctors feature in campaign by Yorkshire Evening Post demonstrating our lifesaving first-aid training and why we no longer say ‘youth violence’