The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent agreed to award funding to Specified Authority partners, under the Serious Violence Duty (“the Duty”), for the 2026/2027 financial year
Reference Number: PCCG-2026-005
Date Added: Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Details:
The following allocations have been agreed:
Newport - £46,000
Early intervention via a Primary Schools Transition Pilot in Newport schools, combining universal Year 5–6 classroom violence prevention sessions.
Caerphilly
StreetDoctors - Healthcare-led knife crime prevention sessions - £10,000
Promoting Positive Gender Roles - £10,000
New Pathways - £10,000
CCTV Hub engagement van, an intervention deployed in hotspot areas - £6,000
Torfaen
HIT Education Session will be supporting MAPI (Multi Agency Pupil Intervention) in secondary schools to focus on individuals and groups of CYP that have been identified as being involved in ASB and on the cusp of crime - £15,000
A Voice for Prevention and Early Intervention, focused on knife crime, exploitation, peer pressure and positive life choices - £5,000
Performance in Education, addressing violence, exploitation, substance misuse and healthy decision-making - £7,100
Youth Inclusion Zone, support for young people vulnerable to exclusion, anti-social behaviour and
violence. - £8,000
Monmouthshire
Problematic Sexual Behaviour / Positive Attitudes towards Harmful Sexual Behaviour (PATHS) Intervention - £36,000
Blaenau Gwent
Blaenau Gwent Youth Service Serious Violence Prevention Programme, A year-long programme of diversionary, educational and skills-based activity for young people aged 10–25 at risk of serious violence, exploitation, anti-social behaviour or exclusion- £36,000
Partnership Project across all Local Authorities and Youth Offending Services’ (YOS) - Partnership Project across all Local Authorities and Youth Offending Services’ (YOS) - £20,000