Nae Danger: Active Bystander Package
The Active Bystander Package provides practitioners and facilitators with a variety of resources to help young people (ages 10-16) develop the confidence and skills to challenge knife carrying and other risk-taking behaviours safely.
Empowering young people to take action and make a difference by being a good friend.
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Explore our active bystander resources.
Toolkit
Our research with young people developed and deepened our understanding of how young people feel about masculinity and growing up.
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Young Person's Guide
A resource for young people to help
them gain an understanding of what an active bystander is and the steps they can take to become one.
View guidethem gain an understanding of what an active bystander is and the steps they can take to become one.
Peer Education Module
Young people are one of our strongest resources in tackling youth violence. These resources allow trained peer educators to teach other young people about being active bystanders.
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Presentation Pack
Utilise our pre-made slides to deliver a presentation aimed at increasing young people’s knowledge and understanding of being an active bystander.
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Games
We’ve developed two Nae Danger games—a virtual reality experience and a multiplayer online game. Help Darren and Katie as they face key decisions about knife carrying and bystander intervention.
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Online Courses
Hosted on our learning hub are four new courses which builds upon our Nae Danger toolkit and guides.
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Young Peoples' Consultation
A short report summarising the outcomes of focus groups with young people to inform our active bystander resources.
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St Andrew's First Aid Workshop
St Andrew’s First Aid provides free workshops for charities, schools and community groups. Enhance your Nae Danger sessions by requesting workshops on knife-related injuries.
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