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14/10/2026

“One thing I’d love to see change for young people is more conversations about relationships with friends and family, without any embarrassment.”

🌟 Meet Verity 🌟

Verity is 16 years old, enjoys singing in her school choir and playing netball and hockey with her friends. She's recently joined LMK’s Youth Advisory Board (YAB).

Read Verity's blog to find out why she joined the YAB, what she sees as a healthy relationship and more: https://lmkletmeknow.org/2026/10/13/introducing-one-of-our-new-youth-advisory-board-members-verity/

12/10/2026

📣 Still time to apply to join us as Programme Development Manager 📣

Are you passionate about working with young people and contributing to real-life
change? Do you care deeply about equipping young people with the knowledge
and skills to thrive in their relationships?

Join us on our mission to create a world in which relationship abuse and sexual
assault no longer exist.

➡️ 19 hours per week
➡️ £35,000 p.a. (£17,500 pro-rata)
➡️ Working from home, with regular travel across London
➡️ Some evening and weekend work
➡️ Permanent contract

📅Closing date for applications: 18 October 2026, 11:30pm

Find out more: https://lmkletmeknow.org/team/jobs/

09/10/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Research we carried out with OnePoll in 2024 found that 60% of young people can’t tell if a relationship is abusive. But how can you recognise the signs of an unhealthy or abusive relationship if you don’t know what to look for?

Our 10 Signs workshops support young people to understand what healthy and unhealthy relationships can look like, creating a safe and relevant space to help young people recognise unhealthy behaviours and know what they can do to stop them from escalating.

07/10/2026

“What makes a relationship significant is its uniqueness. Being able to live your relationship as your own relationship, while taking each other’s feelings into account, is much more important than trying to imitate a relationship you’ve seen online.”

🌟 Meet Cristian, one of the Youth Advisory Board members who has joined us this academic year.

Cristian is 17 and studying to become a data analyst. He joined the YAB after LMK came to his school to deliver workshops.

Read Cristian's blog to find out why he joined YAB, what he sees as a healthy relationship, and what he hopes to help change by being on the Board: https://lmkletmeknow.org/2026/10/05/introducing-youth-advisory-board-member-cristian/

06/10/2026

LMK is proud to stand alongside 80+ organisations in signing a joint letter calling on the Prime Minister to act now to prevent sexual violence and abuse in schools.

The letter was led by the End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW) and calls for a whole-school approach to tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG). This would be supported by long-term funding, stronger accountability and VAWG expertise.

Analysis of police data by The Guardian reveals that more than 8000 sexual offences involving children under 13 were recorded between 2021 and 2025, that’s around four every day. And we know from the young people we meet through our workshops in schools that these figures are only part of the picture, most sexual abuse goes unreported.

Every child deserves to be safe at school, and early prevention is key.

Find out more: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/oct/05/burnham-urged-to-end-cycle-of-harm-after-scale-of-child-on-child-sexual-abuse-revealed

05/10/2026

📣 WE’RE HIRING: Programme Development Manager

Are you passionate about creating impactful, inclusive programmes that help young people feel informed and heard about their relationships?

We're looking for a Programme Development Manager to help support the development of LMK’s programmes and resources, to help young people build happy, healthy relationships, free from abuse.

➡ 19 hours per week
➡ £35,000 p.a. (£17,500 pro-rata)
➡ Working from home, with regular travel across London
➡ Some evening and weekend work
➡ Permanent contract

📅Closing date for applications: 18 October 2026, 11:30pm

Find out more: https://lmkletmeknow.org/team/jobs/

01/10/2026

“To me, a healthy relationship is one where you feel safe and free. You shouldn’t feel the need to perform or constantly explain yourself in a healthy friendship or relationship.”

🌟 Meet Rawan, one of our newest Youth Advisory Board members.

Rawan is a Year 13 student from West London, passionate about helping young people understand what healthy relationships look and feel like.

Read Rawan’s blog to find out why she joined YAB, what she hopes to change and what she’s looking forward to: https://lmkletmeknow.org/2026/09/29/introducing-youth-advisory-board-member-rawan/

28/09/2026

The impact of po*******hy: continuing the conversation 💬

This advanced session builds on our flagship 10 Signs prevention workshop, which must be completed first. It can be delivered as a stand-alone session or combined with our other workshops to create a wider relationships education programme.

With young people increasingly exposed to explicit digital content, this workshop is a safe, expert-led space where participants can explore fantasy vs reality, challenge harmful narratives and build a clearer understanding of healthy relationships.

Find out more: https://lmkletmeknow.org/the-impact-of-po*******hy/

23/09/2026

Introducing the LMK Youth Advisory Board 2026 💛

On Saturday, we held our first in-person Youth Advisory Board (YAB) meeting of the academic year, welcoming nine new members, and what a fantastic session it was!

The day was all about getting to know each other, learning more about LMK, and looking ahead to the year. Alex led the group through our 10 Signs workshop, giving everyone the opportunity to experience LMK’s core offer and explore healthy and unhealthy relationships.

We also explored LMK’s priorities for the year ahead and talked about the different ways our YAB members will get involved and help shape our work.

The feedback from the YAB was really positive. They told us they felt welcomed, enjoyed meeting new people, and are excited about the year ahead.

We’re looking forward to working together, listening to their ideas, and seeing the difference they’ll make throughout the year 💛

21/09/2026

How are AI, social media and technology changing the way young people experience relationships? 📲

Our advanced session: Relationships with AI and the digital world, builds on our flagship 10 Signs prevention workshop.

This new interactive workshop, co-created with young people, supports students to explore how AI, social media, messaging apps, filters, deepfakes, and digital platforms shape modern relationships.

Using an approach that's youth centred and trauma informed, the session examines how digital tools can affect communication, boundaries, self-worth, consent, privacy, trust, and safety.

Young people are supported to:
➡️ recognise healthy and unhealthy online behaviours
➡️ understand digital harms, what's safe and what's not
➡️ build confidence in seeking support for themselves or others.

Find out more: https://lmkletmeknow.org/relationships-with-ai-and-the-digital-world/

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