£300,000 funding boost for anti-violence providers across Cleveland
A total of £339,233 has been released by CURV to deliver four community-led interventions to tackle serious violence
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Haircuts and hard life lessons – courtesy of new PCC-funded project
Wharton Trust receives CURV funding for innovative hairdressing project to get teens talking and help turn their lives around
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Love, kindness and compassion are key to delivering services to troubled teens.
Joe and Carlus from CURV-funded Get Connected talk to Cleveland PCC Steve Turner., The podcast is part of the Coffee with the Commissioner series
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A&E navigators set to tackle Cleveland’s tide of violence
The scheme follows the successful introduction of custody navigators at Middlesbrough Police station six months ago
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Building back trust in Burn Valley as part of £64,000-worth of Cleveland funding
CURV small grants funding announced in target areas of Stockton and Hartlepool including £9,000 for the Big League CIC
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US-inspired strategy to combat serious violence backed by CURV funding
Children and young people caught up in a violent lifestyle will be offered a choice to turn their backs on crime for good under a US-inspired initiative.
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Enjoying the night-time economy safely over the festive period
Cleveland Police and the Cleveland Unit for the Reduction of Violence (CURV) are joining forces to encourage revellers to enjoy themselves safely in the area’s night-time venues this Christmas.
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Community fund launched to tackle violent crime
Community organisations can now bid for additional funding to deliver violence reduction activities in three specific wards in Hartlepool and Stockton.