Champions Participants Rewarded with AFC Fylde Matchday Experience
As AFC Fylde prepare to face Worksop Town on Saturday 11th October, our Champions participants will be in attendance as a reward for their participation
Our vision is for every person living or working in Lancashire to feel safe from violence and violent crime.
Prevention and early intervention are at the core of our violence reduction network. We focus on our community and partnership strengths to reduce, prevent and respond to violence.
We work closely with our partners to use civil and criminal remedies. We are committed to swift, visible justice for those who commit violence.
We promote a learning culture and develop evidence of good practice. We take a system-wide approach across Lancashire partnerships.
We take a public health approach to tacking violence. We build on our community links and partnerships, including working with people with lived experience, to reduce and prevent violence. We work to build a trauma informed approach across the county’s services.
Serious violence cannot be tackled in isolation. The main reasons people commit violence relate to poverty, parenting, purpose, and hope.
Our public health approach means that we tackle the root causes of violence as well as the immediate symptoms.
By helping individuals to improve their lives, the lives of their families and whole communities are also improved. As a result we see less violence and fewer victims of violence.
We have team members from all over the public sector who enable our public health approach. They represent youth offending teams, schools and colleges, public health, police, children’s social care, probation, community safety partnerships, Lancashire PCC, Lancashire County Council and the NHS.
As AFC Fylde prepare to face Worksop Town on Saturday 11th October, our Champions participants will be in attendance as a reward for their participation
We’re excited to share what’s been going on the past couple of months in our newsletter. This edition is packed with updates and news, including:
Accrington Stanley Football Club Community Trust, in partnership with the Lancashire Violence Reduction Network (LVRN), is proud to announce the appointment of first team player,