Healthy Relationships & Violence Prevention Training

A pioneering youth workshop was recently held with the Cadets of St John Ambulance (Humber and East Riding), marking a national first in delivering tailored, age-appropriate training to Cadets on healthy relationships, coercive control and violence prevention.

This session brought together a powerful multi-agency partnership, including Community VISION, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, the Wilberforce Institute, Forum CIO and our organisation.

The health charity St John Ambulance is creating a national training package complete with pre-recorded sessions and live footage. They aim to inspire other youth groups across the UK to run similar sessions with expert organisations.

If you’re part of a youth organisation and want to make a difference, get in touch with St John Ambulance to to find out more.

Keep reading to watch highlights from the session and discover other educational resources.

About St John Ambulance Cadets

St John Ambulance Cadets teaches 11 to 17-year-olds life saving first aid skills in a fun, friendly and safe environment. They develop confidence and communication skills through leadership training and take part in a wide range of outdoor and adventurous activities.

Useful Links

• Ending Violence Against Women & Girls Partnership - working in partnership with organisations across the Humber area to tackle violence and abuse against women and girls
• White Ribbon - the leading charity in England and Wales engaging men and boys to prevent violence against women and girls
• Not In Our Community - free resources on crime prevention and safety
• Anyone. Anywhere. campaign - help young people understand healthy and unhealthy relationships
• Education Partnership - educational support and resources
• Young Responders Programme - funded "street first aid" sessions for young people in the Humber region