The CELLS project is an initiative, born from the need for understanding through education the consequences of anti-social behaviour and criminal activity. We aim to use our experience as a diverse measure to give tomorrow's society a better chance in life.
CELLS’ primary objective is to educate children and young people on the consequences of crime. Enabling them with an informed choice encourages them to understand personal responsibility and embrace positive diversionary alternatives, including recreational and vocational activities. Through awareness, those who recognize they have issues have the opportunity for further support. This support can include working on any problems and improving self-esteem and well-being.
Lean on Me
Are you worried for your child's safety due to criminality in the area? Would you like help, support and guidance on issues that affect you and your family? The Lean on Me project aims to support anyone who needs support with their child's behaviour/issues.
Our mentors are parents who have experienced this themselves, they will empower and educate families on crime and the consequences of actions leading to the criminal justice system.
We also offer support for parents with a loved one in prison by sharing experiences and coping strategies in a non-judgemental environment.
Speak to our friendly mums who have suffered themselves, but are relatable and can share their own past experiences
Learn about early warning signs/triggers of a child's behaviour
Safety planning
Criminal exploitation - noticing the signs
Support with dealing with challenging behaviour
Learn about the realities of crime and its related consequences
Benefit from free, confidential advice on issues affecting you and your family
Meet new people who may be facing similar issues to yourself
Families who need support with their child's behaviour/issues
Please enquire with service for further details
This support is free
For more information or support, please get in touch by phone or email
Phone: 07841 870927
Email: leanonme@cellsproject.com
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