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Want to know more about knife crime in Scotland and how it affects young people like you?
As part of our youth violence campaign in Scotland, we spoke to Lynn Burns. Lynn’s son Sam was murdered in Ayrshire in 2013 and died from a single stab wound to his chest.
Listen nowAmanda was 18 when she was charged and sentenced to 22 months in Cornton Vale Prison for possession of a knife.
Read moreInfluenced by drink and drugs, Lisa spiralled into a life of violence and knife crime. As a result she lost care of her son and spent time in prison.
John began carrying a knife at 16 after an assault. He ended up in and out of young offenders institutes and was seriously injured in fights.
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No Knives, Better Lives hosted a hackathon in October 2022 to give young people the space to put forward their ideas for preventing violence.
In May the No Knives Better Lives Team and YouthLink Scotland Staff trained in the amazing Insight to Wellbeing curriculum.