The Hampton Trust works to break the cycles of violence and abuse, conflict and social isolation through the delivery of a range of innovative and evidence based projects delivered on an individual or a group basis.  Our work includes:

• Mentoring and befriending programmes.
• Activity/diversionary based projects.
• Accredited training for volunteers.
• Family group conferencing.
• Domestic abuse and violence perpetrator and partner support.
• Group work with children exposed to domestic abuse.
• Accredited training in domestic abuse awareness.
• Parenting courses and ongoing support.
• Family mentoring.
• Offender support towards education/employment.
• Project development with vulnerable children/young people.
• Diversity training for children/young people.
• Consultancy and supervision for outside agencies.
• Schools/college based work to establish their peer mentoring scheme.
• Role Modelling projects.
• Young people and domestic abuse—for those in an abusive relationship.
• Work with children/young people who are violent.
• Development of models of working such as with female ‘gang’ members.
• Educational programmes culminating in accredited certification.
• Research, national and strategic work on violence and abuse.
• Schools based education programmes on domestic abuse and other topics.
• Administration services for partnership meetings and seminars.