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The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) leads and co-ordinates the local response to preventing and reducing serious violence through a public health approach.

02/06/2026

Let the mind games begin 🤯

Our team had a brilliant time at the event, as part of Humber Business Week.

We solved creative puzzles at MKM Stadium, learnt about Tigers Trust’s fantastic work with local young people..and looked out for suspicious behaviours 🕵️

We’re proud to support Tigers Trust’s interventions. Big thanks to the team for organising such a fun event!

01/06/2026

Today our team attended events with , which showcases regional talent, innovation and opportunities 💚

The panel highlighted the need for positive mental wellbeing in the workplace and how this is shaped by transparency and trust. This includes creating space for regular, open conversations about wellbeing and clearly signposting support.

At we heard from local businesses and the next generation about how we can change the narrative about the region.

It was fantastic to learn about local progress and how we can all make a difference.

🤝 Hull and East Yorkshire Mind

29/05/2026

Our 2026 Partnership Conference has sold out 📣

We’re grateful for the overwhelming response to our conference and can’t wait for a day filled with inspiring talks, insightful panels and productive discussions about preventing violence in the Humber region.

There’s still chance to attend if a spot opens up. Find out how to join our waitlist here: https://humbervpp.org/events/partnership-conference-2026

Sign up to our digital newsletter to be notified about future event announcements: https://humbervpp.org/newsletter-sign-up

28/05/2026

Our ‘Box Smart’ programme has been shortlisted for BBC Radio Humberside’s Make a Difference Awards 🥊🏆

The awards recognise individuals who make life better for people in our communities. We nominated the programme leads, Mike Gibbons and Bob Beautyman, for inspiring and engaging with local young people through the power of boxing.

‘Box Smart’ is a collaborative programme supported by local schools and the Orchard Park Neighbourhood Policing Team. Each session seeks to improve wellbeing, encourage skills development and educate young people on the dangers of crime, including substance misuse, gangs and anti-social behaviour.

The ceremony will take place in September 2026 – best of luck to Mike, Bob and Box Smart 🤞

➡️ Learn more about Box Smart: https://humbervpp.org/projects/box-smart
➡️ Read a case study: https://humbervpp.org/our-work/case-studies/box-smart

🤝 City of Hull Sport & Community Group CIC

27/05/2026

Join our team to support meaningful work that helps prevent violence and improves outcomes for people across the Humber area 💚

We’re looking for a Programme Support Officer with excellent attention to detail and a commitment to accurate work.

The role is offered initially on a fixed term contract until 31st March 2027, with the possibility of extension subject to future funding.

➡️ Learn more: https://humbervpp.org/news/were-recruiting-programme-support-officer

26/05/2026

Our Navigators programme has been nominated for another award 🏆

Deputy Head of Safeguarding, Karen Harrison, has been nominated for an NHS Golden Stars Award. Golden Stars is the annual staff awards ceremony for the NHS Humber Health Partnership, taking place on the 3 July.

Karen has been shortlisted for the ‘Excellence in Patient Safety Award’ thanks to her amazing work leading the rollout of our Navigators programme at Hull Royal Infirmary. The award will go to a team or individual who has successfully implemented an effective patient safety initiative.

We’re crossing our fingers! 🤞

➡️ Learn about the Navigators programme: https://humbervpp.org/our-work/campaigns/navigator

24/05/2026

Sometimes, parenting can be overwhelming.

News stories and social media can influence how safe we feel our children are and the risks they may face in today’s world. It can be extremely worrying to think your child may be affected by knife crime and violence.

Our recorded webinar and digital guide from The Ben Kinsella Trust are filled with useful information on keeping young people safe. They give parents and carers practical skills, including tips on how to have supportive conversations about the risks of carrying a knife.

➡️ View the resources: https://humbervpp.org/news/resources-for-knife-crime-awareness-week

23/05/2026

“Think about your future and the repercussions.”

Our video features first-hand accounts from people impacted by knife violence.

From professionals on the frontline to family members who’ve experienced its devastating consequences, their stories are a reminder of the real-life impact of carrying and using knives.

➡ Watch the full video: https://humbervpp.org/our-work/campaigns/breaking-the-cycle-addressing-knife-crime-together

Please note that the video includes discussions of knives, which may be upsetting for some viewers.

🤝 NORTHERN VISUALS | The Ben Kinsella Trust

22/05/2026

Teaching young people about the risks of carrying a knife ⬇️

North Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership recently presented an assembly on knife crime awareness to over 200 pupils at The Axholme Academy in Scunthorpe. The content was adapted from our ‘Breaking the Cycle’ resources and insights from the The Ben Kinsella Trust training.

We spoke to Tracey Coyne about the session – including surprising facts and the importance of educating young people.

➡️ Explore our free resources: https://humbervpp.org/news/resources-for-knife-crime-awareness-week

🤝 North Lincolnshire Council

21/05/2026

We’re pleased to share that Dr Amrit Kaur Purba will be the keynote speaker at our Partnership Conference on the 18 June 💚

She’ll explore how social media and digital environments are reshaping youth violence, vulnerability and exploitation through a modern public health lens.

Dr Purba is a Wellcome Fellow, causal epidemiologist and public health researcher at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, where she leads the Digital Determinants of Health Hub. She advises the UK Government, World Health Organisation, United Nations and others on online harms and youth health, and her research has informed national and international policy on youth online safety.

This topic also addresses one of the core themes of Knife Crime Awareness Week – that knife carrying and violence is normalised and glamourised on social media.

Join our free Partnership Conference on the 18 June to hear from Dr Purba and other experts in prevention serious violence.

➡️ More info and booking link: https://humbervpp.org/events/partnership-conference-2026

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The Lawns, Harland Way, East
Cottingham
HU165SN

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

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http://www.humbervpp.org/

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