James Ross Hunter Youth Support CIC is a non-profit organization was launched in July 2014.  Our aim is to encourage positive social values in youths and communities. 

Workshops are ongoing in schools regarding mindfulness towards each other, highlighting the consequences of carrying knives.  Yearly events collaborate with varied organisation, tackling isolations and sharing ongoing avenues of growth and support for all ages.

I continously work on this project throughout the school term dates taking photos and making a video project of the journey so far and the showcasing the end result of each schools outcomes and feedback.
For more information be sure to check out the link below:
www.jamesrosshunteryouthsupport.org

In memory of James Ross Hunter 10 years Memorial 

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The loss of life and social pain caused by knife crime and violence more generally must be tackled; and tackled from the bottom up; with awareness; support and people being given positive choices and to be part of on-going and regular 'Community Conversations'. The local youth centre took this onboard as a partner; and in James' memory it's this legacy which we are building on ten (10) years later. 

JRHYS - 10 Year Journey

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A true testimony of the hard working and efforts of The James Ross Hunter Youth Support. 

JRHYS - 10th Wellbeing Event at the TNG Youth Centre

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Community Conversations in Lewisham. A day of Well-being and Healing together.


​'SAFE' Forum Theatre

A hard-hitting, original drama written by young people, under the guidance of professional mentors. Featuring a professional cast of young performers, SAFE challenges expectations about London’s youths, offers hope for the future and a positive message about staying safe in an increasingly dangerous society.  Exploring gang culture and knife crime from a young perspective where individuals are invited to actively participate in the story. Some of the themes explored in ‘SAFE’ relevant to the National Curriculum include: Anti-violence, Diversity Education and Critical Thinking. Project managed and Co-directed by Collet Hunter (Managing Director, James Ross Hunter Youth Support), ‘SAFE’ features a talented diverse cast and will be facilitated by an experienced theatre professional.