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Level Up is a bespoke programme designed specifically for young people between the ages of 11 and 18 who are presenting harmful and challenging behaviours.

About Level Up

Level Up addresses the cause of domestic abuse in young people, whilst offering a solution that can decrease future harm. The programme supports young people aged 11-18 who are using harmful behaviours in a familial or intimate partner setting, for whom harmful behaviour has become embedded or normalised. We offer bespoke, one-to-one sessions and also can provide group sessions, depending on what is deemed more appropriate and effective.

Level Up explores what it means to display appropriate behaviour within relationships and highlights how conflict, aggression and anger can deeply impact the lives of others.

The Level Up programme and name was developed in partnership with young people. It aims to:

  • Reduce offending behaviour within a domestic abuse setting
  • Reduce and manage risk to victims/survivors
  • Provide early intervention to reduce adult perpetration of abuse
  • Reduce repeat victimisation
  • Offer targeted, intensive support at the right time
  • Increase safety for victims/survivors

The Level Up programme can be the first step towards a brighter future for young people.

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Location(s)

Barking & Dagenham

Barking & Dagenham

adminDVA@cranstoun.org.uk

Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove

adminDVA@cranstoun.org.uk

Inspire to Change

Inspire to Change

South Yorkshire

CITC@cranstoun.org.uk

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