Alternatives to Violence Workshops
The Alternatives to Violence Project serves those who want to manage conflict well without resorting to or being the victim of violence. Our trained volunteer facilitators offer workshops in the community, in prisons and in other settings. AVP is a national charity and part of an international network.
We believe that conflict is a natural part of life and that there are ways of handling it well. In our workshops, participants draw on their own experiences to explore the conflicts in their own lives and find ways of dealing with them.
To find out when and where workshops in the community are running:
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 020 7324 4755 020 7324 4755
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info@avpbritain.org.uk
- Website
- Alternatives to Violence
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Where to go
- Address
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6, Mount Street
Manchester
- Postcode
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M2 5NSView M2 5NS on a map
Costs
- Associated Cost
- Yes
- Details
- Workshop fees are charged on a sliding scale between £45 and £155 in accordance with the participant’s income and who’s paying. Please don’t be shy, and reach out if the fee is cause for concern. We never turn anyone away, even if they can’t pay. Visit our website to apply for £45 concessions fee If you would like to be referred by your social worker/doctor/probation officer, then please let them know about us. They may be able to offer financial support.
Availability
- Age Ranges
- 18 and over
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