Real Respect
Real Respect is a research-backed programme that helps children and young people learn what healthy, safe and respectful relationships look and feel like.
We explore topics like our rights, the law, and consent – helping young people understand how to make positive choices and treat others with kindness and respect.
By the end of the programme, participants feel more confident about how to interact with others in ways that are friendly, safe and enjoyable. They’ll be able to recognise what’s acceptable, understand when behaviour might not be okay, and know who they can turn to for help or support.
We know how important it is to start these conversations early. Research shows that children are often exposed to harmful or confusing messages online at younger ages. That’s why Real Respect provides clear, trauma-informed learning that’s fully mapped to the RSE National Curriculum, with safeguarding and wellbeing at the heart of everything we do.
Our trained facilitators create a safe, inclusive space where every young person’s voice is valued: no question asked within the parameters of the group rules is off limits. Answers from our facilitators are carefully given in an appropriate manner. Pupils are encouraged to be honest, share ideas, and explore what respect really means – all within a supportive, well-managed environment.
We have developed Real Respect to suit small groups of up to eight children or young people. It can be delivered on site at places of education. We have a range of materials appropriate for different ages/levels of understanding, meaning we can deliver the programme to primary pupils in year 5 or 6, and with teenagers.
Get in touch via email or make an online enquiry.
Get in touch via email or make an online enquiry.
At Krunch we are committed to invest in the next generation and have a wide range of services strategically designed to provide support and help young people grow.
We offer a range of small group sessions designed to support and engage all young people in a safe, inclusive environment. Our activities include a D&D games club, an LGBTQ+ club and our Babysitting Skills Course.
The Junior Volunteer Programme is for young people aged 14 to 17 who want to volunteer with us at Krunch South West.
We have strong, positive relationships with local schools and regularly provide tailored support to pupils.
Our detached and outreach youth work takes place in the community, meeting young people where they are – whether in parks, town centres or local estates.
We run a range of activities and trips during the school Easter and summer holidays, usually funded by the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme as well as local town and parish councils.
Our youth clubs offer a safe and welcoming space where young people can meet friends, try new activities and build their confidence at their own pace.
Our mentoring focuses on individual need, supporting young people to discover strategies for positive outcomes in their personal and educational lives.
