Education
We educate young people about stalking, particularly through school assemblies and PSHE lessons.
Support service
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Alice Ruggles Trust works to raise both public and professional awareness of stalking (including coercive control) and its dangers.
Alice Ruggles Trust works to raise both public and professional awareness of stalking (including coercive control) and its dangers. We participate in training events, speak in schools, and undertake social media campaigns directed particularly at young people. We also campaign for measures that will bring about lasting improvements in the management of perpetrators and the protection of victims.
What they offer
We educate young people about stalking, particularly through school assemblies and PSHE lessons.
We upskill professionals who work with young people, to help them recognise and respond appropriately to cases of stalking, via literature, training days and short courses.
We help develop and deliver programmes to prevent young people becoming stalkers in the first place, or early behaviours escalating—an example being the EASI project.
We offer a range of free resources to help raise general awareness of stalking, particularly amongst young people and those who work with them.