Reform
Restore
Respect
Empowering Young People Through Early Intervention.
45,000
students
Presented our 'transition' and early intervention, age-appropriate workshops to 45,000 primary and secondary school students and young people across Kent and Medway
698
sessions
Delivered 698 sessions
450
schools
Visited 450 schools, colleges and youth venues
Since Reform Restore Respect's formation on February 22, 2012, we have reached and achieved:
Brighter Futures Start in the Classroom
Founded in 2012 by Francis Osei-Appiah FRSA, Reform Restore Respect (RRR) is Kent and Medway’s leading anti-crime, antigang, and anti-knife education charity, delivering powerful PSHEE assemblies and early-intervention workshops to vulnerable young people in schools and colleges.
98%
positive feedback
Produced an Overall Average Positive Student Feedback Score of 98%
£320,000
secured funding
Secured £320,000 in funding, resulting in a 'Average Overall Unit Cost Per Workshop Attendee' of £7.12 which, we believe, provides exceptional value for money to our growing range of supporters
Thank you so much for your hard work Francis and effort today with the Year 7 students – they all gave really positive feedback! Thank you for giving up your time I honestly believe the students really did learn something today and this is because the sessions were well thought out and lively! Thank you once again and I will contact you later in the year regarding booking you for next academic year!
Mrs H. Page (Senior House Leader at The Abbey School)