We run monthly Fine Line Art Workshops in the community for victims of violent crime – each session runs for 4 hours on the last Saturday of each month catering for up to 10-20 adults and young people. Refreshments and lunch are provided, and we provide art kits to all attendees along with access to art tutorials so that they can continue to use art as a coping strategy at home.

The Fine Line Arts Project is delivered in primary and secondary schools – each trauma informed programme works with 10 children who have been identified as needing and benefitting from an art intervention. We deliver sessions to individuals or to groups, which run for a minimum of 6 weeks. We provide the young people with art kits and access to art tutorials which they can use at home.

Expert by Experience Support online or telephone– we offer support to traumatised victims and or witnesses of crime who are struggling to navigate the Criminal Justice System and after a criminal trial. The support provides emotional and practical guidance and advocacy. Beneficiaries are encouraged to attend the monthly art workshop.

Presentations are delivered in schools, colleges, pupil referral units and to statutory and community organisations, sharing Josh’s story, addressing violent crime, consequences, personal safety, resilience, and recovery.

Presentations and training for professionals are delivered by an expert by experience with one of victim care programmes embedded in training across the Metropolitan Police.