Serious Youth Violence & Exploitation - PSCP Conference 2026

Get ready to connect, collaborate, and create change for children and families at our annual PSCP Conference 2026. PSCP Conference 2026Serious Youth Violence & Exploitation Date: Thursday 12 November 2026 Time: 09:00 to 13:00 (arrival from 08:30) Venue: Plumer House Conference Room We are pleased to invite you to the PSCP Annual Conference 2026, focusing on Serious Youth Violence & Exploitation. This conference will provide a valuable opportunity for professionals from across the partnership to come together to explore critical issues relating to serious youth violence, share learning, and strengthen multi-agency responses. The event will feature presentations and discussions covering topics including: • Serious Youth Violence • Violence-Fixated Individuals • Exploitation A full conference agenda will be shared in the coming weeks. Event Information The conference will begin promptly at 09:00, with delegates welcome to arrive from 08:30 for registration and refreshments. The formal programme will conclude at 13:00. Delegates are invited to remain in the conference space until 14:00 for informal networking opportunities. Please note that hot and cold refreshments, along with biscuits, will be provided throughout the morning. Lunch will not be provided. Who Should Attend? This event is aimed at the multi-agency workforce, including: • Frontline practitioners • Team leaders • Managers • Safeguarding professionals • Partner agencies working with children, young people, and families Parking Information Please be aware that there is no on-site parking available at Plumer House. The following parking options are available nearby: Meavy Way Car Park A long-stay pay-and-display car park located near Knowle House Surgery and Noakes Habermehl & Kerr Opticians. Additional parking may also be available on Tailyour Road and surrounding streets, subject to local parking restrictions. We look forward to welcoming you to this important event and to working together to strengthen our response to serious youth violence and exploitation.