MOPAC guidance and resources

The Mayor’s vision is that London is a safe city for all. First among our priorities is reducing violence in all its forms in London.

We’ve already made real progress towards achieving this goal but you can help us achieve even more.

Below you can find some useful tools and resources for you to use. You can also join some of our campaigns and share them with friends and family to help us spread the word.

Activities, resources and useful links for schools and colleges working with young people aged 11-18.

FGM stops here - women across London are speaking out against Female Genital Mutilation.

Supported by MOPAC, arts charity Tender have produced a toolkit for primary teachers working with children aged between 9-11 years old to promote healthy relationships based on equality and respect.

As part of the Mayor’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy , MOPAC commissioned Equality Collabs to undertake research and provide recommendations for London on understanding and responding to adult-child to parent violence and abuse. Here you can find the report, an executive summary, a good practice toolkit and a family needs and risks assessment tool to help inform your work.

On this page you can find resources for the Child House Toolkit.

Carrying a knife makes it more likely someone will harm you.

Carrying a knife might seem like the new normal. But it's not. You have a choice. Stay safe. London needs you alive.

Find out about London Needs You Alive and look at the educational toolkit.

Find out how to report hate crime and how the Mayor is supporting victims of hate crime.

The public safety toolkit for the business community to prepare for the risk of violence.

A library of examples of good practice in tackling anti-social behaviour across London.

Male violence against women and girls starts with words. Learn how to respond when our friends behave inappropriately.

Join the Mayor's movement to tackle knife crime.

Read the latest news and blogs from MOPAC, find out more about our events and listen to our webcasts.

See contact details to get in touch with us or access some of the Metropolitan Police services.