On 6 October, we welcomed Twilight Bey and colleagues from Pathways to Progress and reflected on the three years of RTK. Read on to see our plans.
Three years of RTK and we’re looking to keep developing what we do – so that we talk, connect and act in ways that support those affected most deeply by knife crime.
We have heard from lots of
organisations in three years.
We have a vision going forward too.
Please get in touch if you have any
thoughts or comments about our plans!
As usual, Twilight was informative and encouraging. He and his team work in Wandsworth, and across London boroughs, with people in the community and in prisons, aged 18 upwards.
They address ways of thinking and acting that lead to crime and violence, providing support, mentoring and opportunities to find positive ways for the future. Their interventions reduce reoffending in many of those they work with. We’re thankful to Twilight and Paul for giving such an engaging presentation.
Our next meeting is on Thursday 3 November, when we’ll be joined by Power the Fight. Contact us to ask for the Zoom link, or join us in person at V61 West Side.