Crime and Disorder

The Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) have created an online forum for partners to come together to share best practice, discuss common challenges, access opportunities and much more. Stay informed – collaborate and engage with fellow professionals. Attend events – access resources, research and techniques to improve student outcomes and wellbeing. Receive feedback – advocate for change by influencing discussions, initiatives, and the work of the VRU.

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The effects of bullying and bad manners are destroying children's lives and society. I am going far with miles PR CIC are seeking responses to their survey to give them insight which will help them to provide support.

Complete the survey here by 31st December, 11.45pm.

For more information visit: https://iamgoingfar.com/ 
 

Are you involved in the delivery of services to victims of crime? 

Do you support prisoners, prison leavers, people on probation? 

Are the families of victims or perpetrators a group you support? 

Do you support those in or on the edge of the criminal justice system? 

If you answered YES to any of these questions then you should join the brand new Greater Manchester Victims and Justice Group, part of the GM VCFSE Leadership Group.

Manchester University MBA students are conducting fascinating research into the impact on raising awareness of male sexual violence. They are working to refine messaging around male sexual violence, improve response delivery, and uncover trends in client engagement data that is often hidden. Currently they are focusing on understanding public awareness of sexual harm affecting men in Greater Manchester and the familiarity with the support offered by We Are Survivors.

To do this, they’ve created a simple, voluntary survey that collects no personal information.

The Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester has committed to providing a 3-year small grants programme prioritising victims and witness within Greater Manchester based
VCSE victim support organisations.

 On International Men’s Day 2024 (Tuesday 19 November), Greater Manchester becomes the first city-region in the UK to launch a dedicated plan for tackling gender-based violence against men and boys.

Plan sets out how Greater Manchester will tackle domestic abuse and sexual assault and harassment towards men and boys, raise awareness of support services and reporting mechanisms, and expand training for professionals.

Statement from Manchester City Council:

A message to our Muslim communities
As we approach Islamophobia Awareness Month, it is more important than ever to stand united as a city against all hatred, whether it is based on someone’s race, gender, religion, sexuality, or any part of their identity.

We are proud to be a vibrant, diverse and welcoming city made up of people from different faiths and backgrounds. We see this as our strength.