We educate young people on the immeasurable impact knife crime has on the victim’s family and friends, and the wider communities.
We educate
We share Charlie’s story and the impact his death has had on his family and friends and the wider community.
We support
We are best placed to understand the complex needs of family and friends who find themselves victims of knife crime.
We campaign
We work to increase the profile of the charity and help change policy and practice to ensure that knife crime is on the national curriculum.
21 for 21 continues throughout Charlie's 21st year
On 28th October, Charlie would have turned 21. To honour the milestone he never reached, we launched 21 for 21, a fundraising and awareness campaign that continues throughout his 21st year. Get your school or youth group involved, take on your own 21 challenge, or join us at our rescheduled Charity Run in the spring. However you'd like to take part, every promise matters.


















