A new advice booklet aims to show parents how to spot the warning signs that their child may be in a gang.
What should be done to prevent young people from joining gangs?
The guide has been produced by the Home Office with input from the police, local authorities, parenting organisations and community groups.
It cites new nicknames, changes in appearances and unexplained money as signs a child might have joined a gang. It aims to explain the dangers and consequences of gang involvement to parents.
Does the guide provide useful information for parents?
Could you tell if your child had joined a gang?
Do parents understand the problems and challenges young people face?
What can parents do to protect their children?
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