1:1 Support
“Talk to Someone Who Gets It”.
Personal Advice from Someone Who’s Been There
Sometimes reading advice isn’t enough; you need to talk to someone who understands what you’re going through.
Our 1:1 sessions give you a safe, respectful space to ask questions, share concerns, and get practical next steps
Who It’s For
Parents & carers worried their child may be getting involved in knife crime or risky behaviour.
Young people (over 18) who feel pressured, unsafe, or want to make changes.
Young people under 18 — only with a parent, carer, or responsible adult present.
Victims & survivors of knife crime looking for guidance or signposting.
What We Can Help With
Spotting the warning signs early
How to start difficult conversations
Safer choices and harm reduction
How to leave a dangerous situation or group
What to do after an incident
Connecting with other services that can help
What a Session Looks Like
20-minute guidance call – free (phone or secure video call)
Listen to your concerns, no judgment
Share practical steps you can take today
Suggest resources, contacts, or follow-up support
If you want ongoing sessions, we’ll agree together on how often they happen and any costs involved, no surprises.
Our Boundaries
We are not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.
We do not meet under-18s alone; a parent, carer, or responsible adult must be present.
We do not give legal advice, but we can point you towards the right people who can.
All conversations are confidential, unless we believe someone is at risk of serious harm.
How to Book
Fill out the booking form on our contact page with your first name (or nickname), a safe contact method, and a brief note about what you want to talk about.
We’ll reply within to confirm a time.
Choose a meeting, phone or video call.
We’ll send you a link or call you at the agreed time.
Safety First
If you are in urgent danger right now:
Call 999 in the UK.
Visit our [Get Help Now] page for more emergency numbers and support lines.