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Building Brighter Futures

With only £10 a month, you can support our youth centre and help build brighter futures.

Donate £10/month

Current programmes

• Knife Crime Workshops• Drugs and Awareness Classes• Homeless Feed and Accommodation• Hate Crime Centre 24/7 Hub• Domestic Violence Sessions• After school homework club• After school sports sessions including boxercise, snooker, pool, darts, table tennis• Mentoring programme supporting 42 young people aged 16–18• Interview practice, job club and CV writing• Mental health counselling currently supporting 26 individuals with 2 hours each per week• Crimestoppers sessions• Antisocial behaviour distraction sessions between 10pm and 2am• Women's academy practical sessions and one-to-one homework support• Literacy and numeracy classes each week to support the local communities• Disability toilet to be developed at the Plaza• New commercial kitchen required to support ever-expanding weekly homeless feeds• IT suite to be installed alongside music studio to engage young people and develop social enterprises• Knife Crime Workshops• Drugs and Awareness Classes• Homeless Feed and Accommodation• Hate Crime Centre 24/7 Hub• Domestic Violence Sessions• After school homework club• After school sports sessions including boxercise, snooker, pool, darts, table tennis• Mentoring programme supporting 42 young people aged 16–18• Interview practice, job club and CV writing• Mental health counselling currently supporting 26 individuals with 2 hours each per week• Crimestoppers sessions• Antisocial behaviour distraction sessions between 10pm and 2am• Women's academy practical sessions and one-to-one homework support• Literacy and numeracy classes each week to support the local communities• Disability toilet to be developed at the Plaza• New commercial kitchen required to support ever-expanding weekly homeless feeds• IT suite to be installed alongside music studio to engage young people and develop social enterprises
All programmes

Knife Crime Workshops

Targeted sessions raising awareness of the consequences of knife crime and steering young people toward safer choices.

About this programme

Our Knife Crime Workshops bring together lived-experience speakers, frontline officers and youth workers to talk openly with young people about the realities of carrying a weapon.

Sessions combine honest storytelling, group discussion and role-play scenarios so participants leave with both the knowledge and the confidence to make safer choices in pressured moments.

We deliver workshops at the Plaza and in partner schools and community settings across Birmingham. All facilitators are trained safeguarding leads.