Our work with young people
1 in 10 children are living with domestic abuse, with teens aged 16-19 most at risk
At Equation, we’ve designed and delivered early intervention and awareness raising projects in schools since 2002.
Our award-winning domestic abuse prevention and healthy relationships education reaches over 7000 children and young people in schools, colleges and community settings across Nottingham/Nottinghamshire each year.
Equation believes that all children and young people deserve equal and healthy relationships that are free from abuse. Our work achieves this is through specialist relationships education. Everyone has a role to play in supporting children and young people towards this goal, and all our interventions, training and resources are designed with this in mind.
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Get all the important news, training, updates on best practice, and the latest resources for supporting people experiencing domestic abuse.
Free training for early years providers
Guidance, training and resources for early years settings in Nottinghamshire
Fact
At the time they start school, at least one child in every class will have been living with domestic abuse since they were born. (SafeLives)
Fact
62% of children in households where domestic violence is happening are also directly harmed.
Fact
59% of girls aged 13-21 reported experiencing sexual harassment at school or college in the past year. (Girl Guiding’s Social Attitudes Survey 2014)
Recommended resources
Equation designs and distributes workbooks for young people impacted by abuse. We have three workbooks available for different ages. Prices start from as little as £1.60 per book and we are funded to provide these free of charge in some settings.
Best Practice Library
Access useful documents, including referral pathways and risk assessments.
Our Projects for Children and Young People
View our domestic abuse prevention and healthy relationship projects for young people.
Teacher Training
Sessions exploring multiple prominent and complex issues related to domestic abuse and relationships.
Toolkits
View our selection of aids for teachers and professionals working with children and young people.
Resources
View our high quality resources that complement healthy relationships education and raise awareness of domestic abuse amongst children and young people.
Respect not Fear
A website designed for young people, by young people. This site has a wealth of information for teenagers around healthy relationships and domestic abuse. The site also includes interactive quizzes, video’s and support information.
The GREAT Project is absolutely amazing! It totally helped my son understand why we no longer live with his dad. He can also assess a healthy/unhealthy relationship and grew up so much emotionally. 10/10
Those equation books are great…I’ve used them with 2 families, and one YP asked if he could keep the book
I’ve been able to help my sister. She didn’t realise her boyfriend was not treating her right.
I explained that we have The GREAT project in school for our Year 6 children. He had not heard about the project before so I explained what it entailed and the positive impact it has on the children. The inspector was really impressed
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Want to find out more about our projects and resources for young people? Contact us here.
How you can help
No matter how much time, money or resources you can afford to give, your support will make a difference.
£10
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Could pay for four children
to take part in our early intervention projects
£30
Give once
Could pay for one primary school child to receive our healthy relationship education program
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