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Working to end street violence affecting young people

We’re an award-winning national charity which trains young people in the physical and psychological consequences of street violence.

How you can get involved

Understand street violence

Assaults, fights, gang-related activity and crimes involving weapons have serious consequences for individuals and communities across the UK, impacting people’s sense of safety and trust.

Explore our range of programmes

Delivered by our movement of young healthcare professionals, our programmes train young people in the physical and psychological consequences of violence.

Find out how you can support us

With your help, we can reach more young people than ever before and help them be part of the solution to youth violence.

The Fatal Question

View our latest campaign and find out how you can get involved

Our impact

20364

Young people trained in 2025

82.7%

of young people had increased confidence to act in an emergency situation using the learnt First Aid skills

95%

of volunteers believe StreetDoctors has helped them become a better overall medical professional

StreetDoctors features on BBC’s CrimeWatch Live

Our CEO Martin joined our award-winning volunteer Millie-Mae on BBC’s CrimeWatch to raise awareness of the lifesaving work we do.

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I feel if young people knew about the stuff that I learnt in StreetDoctors it would be better to help young people develop as a society and the next generation.

Young person who attended StreetDoctors training