Knife Crime Matters is Working With Stoke City Football Club Community Trust To Eradicate Knife Crime
Our mission is to reach every child in Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas with our message before it’s too late, and more young lives are lost, or drawn into this deadly cycle of gang culture, violence and fear.
About Stoke City Football Club Community Trust
The Trust is focused on helping develop safer environments that increase engagement and participation, for disadvantaged and targeted communities.
An integral part of what we do at the Trust revolves around inclusivity, mentorship and helping to build strong community ties with a view to encourage young people to avoid the dangers of crime and in particular knife crime.
By partnering with Knife Crime Matters Stoke City FC Community Trust will help…
deliver free educational resources throughout to all 11–18-year-olds, throughout Stoke- on-Trent and surrounding areas.
The Trust engages with people in many varied ways to stimulate an environment in which they can realise their potential and subsequently accomplish more in whatever walk of life they choose for personal and professional development.
Through delivery of the Premier League Kicks programme, we offer the opportunity for young people at risk of knife crime, gang culture and anti-social behaviour, to engage in football sessions and educational workshops.
We have linked up with Knife Crime Matters, using resources designed to increase young people’s knowledge and understanding around the risks and impact of youth violence, knife crime and anti-social behaviour.‘ Callum Feeney Youth Engagement Manager
Empowering Stoke-on-Trent's, Youth:
Combatting Knife Crime and Gang Culture with Your Support
All 11 to 18 year olds and young adults throughout Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas will benefit from “Warnings of the Dangers of Knife Crime & Gang Culture” through our freely available resources that are supported by your sponsorship.
With your support we can provide our approved and comprehensive Knife Crime Awareness Lessons, PowerPoints, Workbooks and much more to every child in Stoke-on-Trent and beyond.
Here's how you can help.
Show your support by advertising
Supporting the Knife Crime Matters campaign is crucial in addressing the issue of knife violence in the Stoke-on-Trent area. By advertising in our publication, you can help raise awareness and educate others about the dangers and impacts of knife crime. Your advertisement will not only promote your business but also show your commitment to a safer Stoke-on-Trent and help young people avoid the dangers of knife crime.
Contact Us TodayAll lesson plans have been adapted so they can be delivered both inside and outside of the current PSHE curriculum. This means that they can be delivered by coaches, leaders, and ambassadors at non-curricular venues such as Sports Clubs, Youth Football Teams, Youth Centres, Scout Groups and many more.
Advertising Costs
* Full specification, margin guides and bleeds will be emailed independently. Only 10 logos can be placed on the mural and these will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Eighth Page
- (W)67mm x (H)47mm
Quarter Page
- (W)67mm x (H)98mm*
- Includes Social Media posts
Half Page
- (W)138mm x (H)98mm*
- Includes Basic Sponsorship on the KCM Website for 1 year
Full Page
- (W)148mm x (H)210mm*
- Includes Premium Sponsorship on the KCM Website for 1 year
Mural
- (W)148mm x (H)210mm*
- Includes full page advert
- Logo on mural sponsor page in booklet
- Includes logo on the mural
- Includes Premium Sponsorship on the KCM Website for 1 year
How To Get Involved
I wanted to thank you for the Knife Crime booklet and resources. Upon careful evaluation, I find these materials to be of praiseworthy quality and relevance. Moving forward, I intend to incorporate these resources into our curriculum, as they align well with our educational objectives and contribute meaningfully to our efforts in addressing and educating students about the issue of knife crime.
Alexandra Soares Silva Teacher & Thrive Licensed Practitioner - Churchward School, Swindon