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Families For Peace Limited

Families For Peace

Country
England & Wales
Charity number
1141273
Status
Registered
Registered
April 8, 2011
Legal form
Charitable company

Address

Address
NECHELLS OUTREACH CENTRE
264 LONG ACRE
BIRMINGHAM
B7 5JP

Activities

Families for Peace is an award-winning organisation that works holistically in Birmingham to seek peace for families, individuals and communities that have been blighted by violent crime. We provide a coordinated package of services and activities for young people and families to empower and equip them to move away from crime and integrate them back into society.

Objects: (i) To Promote For The Benefit Of Public Order With A View To The Preservation Of Public Order The Development Of And Delivery To Young People In Birmingham A Co-Ordinated Package Of Services (both Sources And Activities) Targeting Those Who Are Hard To Reach And At High Risk Of Involvement With Drugs, Gangs, Gun And Knife Crime;(ii) To Promote For The Benefit Of The Public In Birmingham And Nationally The Provision Of Services To Empower Families And Individual Victims Of Gun And Knife Crime To Overcome Tragedy And Build Peace And Reconciliation Among Disaffected Groups And Communities, With A View To The Preservation Of Public Order And For The Preservation And Protection Of The Well-Being Of Such Victims;(iii) To Promote For The Benefit Of The Public And To Promote Good Citizenship And Greater Public Participation In The Prevention And Solution Of Crime In Birmingham And The United Kingdom To Bring Together Local Regional And National Communities, Agencies, Churches And Para-Church Organisation, Schools, Enterprises And Governmental Organisations To Address The Physical, Cultural, Economic, Social And Moral Development Of The Communities Concerned;(iv) The Promotion Of Equality And Diversity For The Public Benefit By:-1. The Advancing Of Education And Raising Awareness Of The Interest Of All Members Of The Community In The Regeneration Process Whilst Remaining Independent Of Statutory And Non-Community Agencies2. Developing And Promoting Activities To Foster Understanding And A Shared Vision Between Members Of The Regeneration Communities3. Conducting, Commissioning Or Facilitating Research, Sharing Of Information, Ideas And Best Practice Between Local Organisations And Promoting The Formation Of Local Community-Led Partnerships(v) To Act As A Resource For Local People And Organisations To Become More Effective Participants In The Regeneration Of Their Local Communities By Providing Advice And Assistance And Organising Programmes Of Education, Training, IT Support, Services To Parents, Children And Senior Citizens For Members Of Their Local Community1. By Advancing The Development Of Strategies To Meet The Needs Of The Local Community In Partnership With Public, Voluntary And Private Sector Organisations2. By Promoting The Representation Of The Local Community In Local Development Initiatives And Implementing Suitable Projects

Classification

How
Provides Services, Provides Advocacy/advice/information
What
Education/training, Economic/community Development/employment
Who
Children/young People

Areas of operation

Local Authority
Birmingham City

Finances

Period end Income Expenditure
Oct. 31, 2024 £120 £360
Oct. 31, 2023 £120 £360
Oct. 31, 2022 £274 £1,809
Oct. 31, 2021 £120 —
Oct. 31, 2020 £120 —

Trustees

Name Appointed
Emily Rabone Jan. 18, 2023
Gleen Reid