Life-saving bleed cabinets amongst new safety measures rolled out across Cleveland
More than £65,000 has been distributed across Cleveland in the last 12 months for measures to help tackle serious violence.
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Search for Stockton Street Angels to create a safe haven service in town centre
Around 20 volunteers will be required to patrol the town centre on a Saturday night providing support for people in need.
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Funding opportunity launched for youth knife crime education
Community organisations are invited to apply for funding to deliver anti-knife crime education for young people, to prevent them being drawn into violence.
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Road victims and families in Cleveland to be given vital support
It is anticipated a total of 10 families across Cleveland will receive support over the next 12 months.
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No More Knives tour takes trip to Hartlepool to urge students to stay clear of weapons
A total of £8,500 was awarded to the ORB Community Hub for the tour through Cleveland's Violence Reduction Unit (CURV)
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A real ‘Gamechanger’ in the fight against serious and violent crime in Cleveland
Violence reduction partnership CURV funds innovative Gamechanger education programme in clear, hold, build area of Stockton-on-Tees.
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£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