ALEXANDER ROSE

Alexander Rose is nineteen and saw his friend Eugene Attram killed by a gang in 2006; his cousin was stabbed the following year. He has recently won an Anne Frank award for his campaign against gun and knife crime, Stop (Solve This Ongoing Problem), using his skills in graphic design to make posters and T-shirts to promote his cause. He is also involved with the Battlefront project, in which young people use the internet to campaign about issues affecting their lives.

ENOUGH!

Overwhelmed by the countless incidents of youth violence in London? This is the time for you to stand up and say ENOUGH!
ENOUGH! is a grassroots movement which seeks to take views from the street to the people who decide Britain's policies. It's time for our views to be counted.

Church.co.uk/Waterloo

Church.co.uk is a community of ordinary people exploring life together. A church committed to bringing hope.

OASIS UK

Oasis has been pioneering life-transforming housing, healthcare, education and youth work initiatives across the globe for over twenty years.

XLP

XLP works in over 30 schools and communities across Southwark, Lewisham, Greenwich, Bexley, Tower Hamlets and Newham. XLP has projects dealing with a wide variety of issues including sex and relationship education, drugs awareness, anger management and weapons, poverty and fairtrade, prejudice and racism, and image and identity.

STOP

Solve this ongoing probelm is an anti gun and knife crime campaign started by Alexander Rose. In his own words - "Friends and family members have died because of gun and knife crime. I want young people to STOP carrying weapons and think about what else is out there, apart from joining a gang. I'm using what I know best - design - to fight the negative gangster image and I want to inspire others to do something positive too. Everyone can use what they have to do something."

SE1 United

We offer new opportunities which raise aspirations. We give young people a voice in their community and improve their image to others.

FRANK

The A-Z of drugs.

Young Lambeth

On-line information about services, activities and events for children, young people and families in Lambeth.

whatever...

Whatever aims to help 13 to 19 year olds find out what's happening in Southwark, to give you a voice and to create a fun online community.