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To grant fund six Bristol secondary schools to deliver Education Inclusion Workers funded through Home office violence funding agreement
Bristol is part of an Avon and Somerset-wide
Violence Reduction Unit aiming to reduce serious violence and
criminal exploitation of young people. Research tells us that
educational disruption is one of the most significant predictors of
serious violence. Bristol City Council’s violence reduction
partnership team Safer Options, have received a grant from the Avon
and Somerset Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner who
received this funding from the Home Office. The terms of the grant
requires 6 education inclusion and youth justice prevention workers
to be recruited to work with 130 children across the city at risk
of exclusion and concurrent vulnerability to exploitation and
violence between October 2021 and March 2022. This decision will
enable us to fulfil our aspiration to reduce exclusion and
contribute to the reduction in serious violence and child criminal
exploitation as set out in the Safer Options plan.
Decision type: Non-key
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 06/10/2021
Decision due: 30 Sep 2021 by Director: Children, Families & Safer Communities
Lead member: Councillor Asher Craig, Deputy Mayor with responsibility for Children's Services, Education and Equalities cllr.asher.craig@bristol.gov.uk
Contact: Becky Lewis Email: becky.lewis@bristol.gov.uk Email: becky.lewis@bristol.gov.uk.
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