Anyone. Anywhere. (Healthy Relationships)

Relationship abuse can affect anyone, anywhere.

That's why our 'Anyone. Anywhere.' campaign helps young people understand the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships.

Developed by Engaging Education in collaboration with secondary school pupils and staff, our resources provide practical advice for young people to recognise the signs of abuse, seek support and help others.

Complete the form below to access our free resources, including:

Six engaging lesson modules to spark discussion and critical thinking in the classroom:
1. Spotlight on Relationships
2. Recognising Behaviours
3. Understanding the Cycle
4. Red Flags vs Green Flags
5. 'You' at the Centre
6. Talking to the Right People
Informative posters to display in schools and youth organisations.
Digital guide to help parents and carers talk to their children about healthy relationships.
Social media graphics and videos with valuable hints and tips.

Educating young people about healthy, respectful relationships is part of our mission to create a safer Humber region.

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Further Resources

Our campaigns aim to educate and empower young people to make positive choices. Please click on the relevant link to learn more about the campaign and access the free resources.

If you, or anyone you know, struggles with these subjects, please visit our help and support page. This page include local services in the Humber area.

Contact the police on 101 if you are concerned about serious violence, have information or need to report an incident. In case of an emergency, call 999.

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A website for 11-to-18-year-olds seeking to explore new interests, develop skills and meet new friends

Listen to Us! (Trusted Adults)

Supporting trusted adults to talk to young people without judgment, agenda or expectation

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Talk to Us! (Trusted Adults)

Encouraging young people to reach out to a trusted adult for support

Navigators

Care, guidance and advice for young people admitted to hospital with a violence-related injury

Not In Our Community

Teaching children and young people about crime prevention and safety

Pol-Ed

Expertly planned lessons designed to develop a deep awareness of risks, citizenship and the law.

#JustDont

Challenge harassment, promote respect and support young men and boys to be part of positive change.

More Information

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Want more resources to support your lesson planning? Visit the Education Partnership's website for information, advice and guidance on a range of subjects.