OUR IMPACT
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Rates of relationship abuse in the UK remain consistently high, with young people at the greatest risk of experiencing it – either as victims or perpetrators. LMK works tirelessly to change that.
We offer a prevention programme against relationship abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault that equips young people to have healthy relationships during their teen years, but also embeds behaviours and expectations that are carried through into adult life. Here’s a snapshot of what we achieved in 2024 -2025.
Our Theory of Change explains how our work leads to real, lasting impact. It shows how our activities support young people to recognise unhealthy behaviours, build healthy relationships, and reduce the long-term harm caused by relationship abuse. By clearly setting out the steps between what we do and the change we want to see, it helps us stay focused on what matters most and understand how our work makes a difference.
Between September 2024 and August 2025, we have offered:
6,600
workshop places for young people and adults
5598
workshop places to young people in schools
978
workshop places in community organisations
50
workshops to schools and community groups
AFTER OUR WORKSHOPS
90%
of young people rate their LMK Leader as excellent or good
81%
of young people believe today's workshop will be useful in their relationships
86%
knew how to get help if they experience abuse in a relationship
94%
of partners would invite us back to run another workshop
For more information on LMK’s impact to date, please download our 2024-2025 annual report: