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Empowering young people to keep themselves and others safe.

StreetDoctors is an award-winning national charity that trains over 10,000 young people affected by violence each year; both in the physical and psychological consequences of street violence.
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StreetDoctors features on BBC Crimewatch

Follow StreetDoctors volunteer, Tilly, as she delivers a StreetDoctors session, discussing the importance of empowering young people to be the solution to serious violence.

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Reducing Violence Programme

Our Reducing Violence Programme trains 11-25 year olds in emergency first-aid, including what to do if someone is bleeding or knocked out.

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We need your support. Help us to empower young people at risk to both prevent and reduce violence, making them part of the solution.

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Our healthcare volunteer trainers

Our young healthcare volunteer trainers deliver our training to criminal justice services, schools and youth, sports and community groups.

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Our impact

13566

Young people trained in 2024

82.7%

of young people had increased confidence to act in an emergency situation using the learnt First Aid skills

95%

of volunteers believe StreetDoctors has helped them become a better overall medical professional

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I feel if young people knew about the stuff that I learnt in StreetDoctors it would be better to help young people develop as a society and the next generation.

Young person who attended StreetDoctors training