Youth Endowment Fund highlights hot spots policing as latest tool in tackling youth violence

14th July 2022Jon Yates, Executive Director, Youth Engagement Fund

With the UK Government’s levelling-up plans and goals to reduce homicide, serious violence and neighbourhood crime by 2030, police and crime commissioners and policy makers will be looking to evidence-based solutions to tackle crime; Jon Yates, Executive Director of the Youth Endowment Fund, believes the Fund’s toolkit could provide valuable resources for successfully targeting youth violence.

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Youth Endowment Fund highlights hot spots policing as latest tool in tackling youth violence

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