Personal safety
Spot the warning sign. Leave when you can. Know who to tell and how to ask for help.
SEVA Youth · Workshops
If they can repeat it but can't use it, we haven't taught it.
Young people don't need another adult reading slides at them. We put real situations on the table, practise the words out loud and let the group work through what happens next. The point is to leave with something usable.
Safety and confidence
That uneasy feeling is information. What do you do with it?
Assertiveness
Practise a clear answer, without apologizing for it or picking a fight.
Boundaries
A limit only works if you can hold it. Practise yours and learn to respect someone else's.
Relationships and respect
Respect isn't a slogan. You can see it in what people do.
Healthy relationships
Talk about trust, jealousy and control before the warning signs get easy to excuse.
Consent
Permission, pressure and the right to change your mind. No guessing games.
Communication
Disagree without cruelty. Listen properly. Know how to repair the damage after a fight.
Harm prevention
What you do when someone else is in trouble matters too.
Bullying prevention
Being targeted and watching it happen are different positions. Both call for a plan.
Violence prevention
Notice when things are escalating. Know how to get help without making it worse.
Online and social safety
A group chat can do real damage. Get specific about privacy, images and manipulation.
Emotional and behavioural skills
Pressure doesn't wait until you're ready.
Managing emotions
Notice what is happening before it takes over. Then choose what to do next.
Peer pressure and decisions
Make a choice you can live with, even when the group wants another answer.
Self-worth and resilience
Not every opinion deserves a vote on who you are. Learn to come back from a bad day.