Training for Young People
At Leap we believe that conflict is inevitable in the lives of young people. Given the knowledge, skills and confidence to confront it, conflict can become an opportunity for growth and development.
We aim to provide the young people who participate in our programmes a supportive, engaging and challenging environment to learn, practice and grow.
In this section
Quarrel Shop
Leap’s Quarrel Shop is a training project for young people, which enables them to gain greater awareness…
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Leadership Programme
Developed in our work with young men in Young Offenders Institutions and developed further through community…
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Peer Mediation
Leap’s Peer Mediation training helps young people to resolve disputes and conflict amongst their peers.…
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PeerLink
PeerLink is Leap’s national network bringing young people together to share ideas, experiences and…
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Young Trainers
Leap’s Young Trainers programme is 9-month part-time professional training course for young people…
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Preventing Knife Crime
Leap’s Fear and Fashion project was set up to reduce violence, weapon carrying and fear of violence…
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Group Offending
Leap’s Gangs programme has delivered pioneering work with young people in communities affected by…
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Preventing Racist Violence
Leap’s Preventing Racist Violence project aims to change the attitudes and behaviour of potential…
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Sport and Conflict Resolution
Leap’s Sport and Conflict Resolution programme offers creative approaches to combining sport and conflict…
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Latest news
15th May 2012
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29th March 2012
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“When I see a conflict I'm not going to go there and help the conflict to get worse; I'm gonna try to stop it.”
Leap participant
“Leap are brilliant: they don’t preach, they create huge motivation amongst involved youths and their work is case study based.”
Commission for Racial Equality