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We have a range of resources to help our partners develop and deliver NKBL at a local level.
Use the search panel below to download campaign materials, films and animations and practitioner toolkits, such as Sharp Solutions and On a Knife Edge toolkits.
Who Is The Sharpest
To use along side Sharper Solutions.PresentationsUpdated: 8 July 2020
One Knife Many Victims
To using along side 'Marks Story' film.PresentationsUpdated: 8 July 2020
Brief Interventions
Brief Intervention cards to be use when you're out and about - ideal for detached youth workers and street-workers.ToolkitUpdated: 3 July 2020
Nae Danger
A young person’s bystander guide to understanding how to safely intervene in a situation when someone you know is carrying a knife.ToolkitUpdated: 2 July 2020
Sharper Solutions
YouthLink Scotland is pleased to endorse the third edition of the Sharp Solutions toolkit, now called Sharper Solutions.ToolkitUpdated: 1 July 2020
Knife Carrying Prevention Work in Youth Justice Settings
This resource is for practitioners working in youth justice settings. It is specifically designed to support secondary prevention work with young people who have carried a knife or who may be particularly at risk of making the decision to carry a knife.ToolkitUpdated: 30 June 2020
What would you do: The role of bystander in knife crime prevention.
This resource is intended to support classroom inputs to secondary school pupils and joins our collection of resources to support the delivery of the Scottish Government’s No Knives, Better Lives program.ToolkitUpdated: 29 June 2020
Marks Story
This toolkit is designed to be used with the NKBL film, One Knife, Many Victims (Mark’s Story).ToolkitUpdated: 28 June 2020
Playing it Safe
Playing it Safe - Primary School ResourceToolkitUpdated: 26 June 2020
Lesson Plan
This Lesson Plan is intended to support both an assembly and classroom type input to secondary pupils.ToolkitUpdated: 24 June 2020
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