RAP Academy Support Hub

SUPPORT. GUIDANCE. NEXT STEPS.

Practical guidance for professionals, families and young people navigating difficult situations, conflict, violence, emotional pressure and change.

RAP Academy brings together lived experience, professional practice and structured intervention to help people understand what is happening, consider their options and identify the next step.

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Choose your pathway

WHO ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SUPPORT FOR?

For Professionals

Practical guidance and resources for professionals working with young people and adults experiencing violence, conflict, trauma, behavioural concerns or criminal justice involvement.

PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT

For Families

Clear, practical guidance for parents, carers and family members supporting someone through conflict, behavioural change, violence, justice-system involvement or emotional difficulty.

FAMILY SUPPORT

For Young People

Straight-talking support for young people facing pressure, anger, conflict, retaliation, difficult choices or situations that feel hard to escape.

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Decision Corridor Feature

WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Real situations. Difficult choices. Different consequences.

What would you do in the moment before reaction becomes consequence?

ENTER THE SCENARIO

STIMULUS

SPACE

RESPONSE

Between what happens to us and what we do next, there is a space. That space may only last seconds — but it can change the outcome.

Knife harm — public resource

DISARMED WITHOUT HARM

Removing the weapon. Addressing the reason it was carried.

RAP Academy's public-facing approach to knife harm prevention, support and intervention — bringing together guidance for professionals, families and young people.

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NEED SUPPORT?

If you are a professional looking to refer someone into a RAP Academy intervention, you can submit a referral directly through our secure referral pathway.

MAKE A REFERRAL GENERAL ENQUIRIES

RAP Academy online guidance is intended to support reflection and next-step planning. If someone is at immediate risk of serious harm, contact the appropriate emergency or statutory service.