Violence prevention education for young people across Australia

Ending youth violence

Our programs

Since 2008, we've built a full suite of programs

With the goal of ending youth violence, our programs explore the many forms violence can take and the things that drive it, like bullying, alcohol and drugs, and the attitudes young people pick up along the way. They give young people the confidence to make safer choices and look out for their mates.

From age-appropriate programs for every year level in schools, to whole-of-club programs in sporting clubs, to our eight-week intensive programs, we meet young people where they are. Every program is built around honest conversations, real stories and practical skills they can use straight away.

Sam's story

On 4 May 2008, 17-year-old Sam Davis died after a single punch. His death devastated his family and friends, and the Sammy D Foundation was formed so that no other family has to go through the same loss. We can’t change Sam’s story, but with your support, we can help write a different one for thousands of young people.

300,000+

young people reached since 2008

94.5%

of students more aware of the impact of one punch

Participation in programs and discussions has empowered these young people to speak openly about peer pressure, bullying, and the importance of standing up for themselves and each other.

Dominic Stevens

Assistant Principal, Swallowcliffe Primary School

Keep programs in schools all year

A monthly gift lets us plan ahead and say yes to more schools.

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