Testimonials

Massive thank you for taking the time to present to our Scouts Group. It was a pleasure to host you, especially given recent events impacting on a large proportion of our members. It was an insightful and informative evening enjoyed by all the age groups involved. Keep up the good.

I enjoyed the talk; it was inspiring how strong Emma was. The talk taught me that it is still very much an ever-growing issue, and that everybody needs to be aware of such things taking place as the criminals are targeting everyone now and not just vulnerable children. The talk was the right length, interesting information, and the right facts to keep engaged.

I wasn’t aware that all this was going on in Norwich

The Joe Dix Foundation has provided our academy U9 & U10’s with essential life skills to keep themselves safe.’

The Joe Dix Foundation do an amazing job raising awareness, could be something that our area would benefit from.

I felt the talk was very heartfelt and relatable to the clients we work with which meant the team was very captivated and engaged too. I felt that the delivery of the talk was very good. I think it’s incredible they have created the Joe Fix Foundation to try and raise more awareness to help others. They are inspirational.

Thank you for spreading awareness, it is so important. I have learnt a lot from reading your website and I have recommend it to anyone I speak to about gangs, drugs and violence. Keep up the excellent work, you are absolutely making a difference. Thank you

Emma and Lorraine came into my school today, tell them that the assembly was amazing.

We have never had first aid training that included how to deal with catastrophic bleeding. It has been insightful.

This felt like more than the usual stock indicators found on line or in other teaching, it was real life.

Local parent contacted helpline, was worried about her son, wondered if we would talk to him. Phil met with parent, spoke to her and her son separately. Son handed over a knife for disposal. Both mum and son messaged later to say thank you our time. The son said he was going to go back to school on Monday.

The training has provided a platform to have conversations with others about child criminal exploitation, providing a good talking point with young people, staff and peers alike.

Thank you for coming to my school today and giving us the time to hear joes sad story . I’m really sorry for your family’s loss . I found your assembly so hard to listen to because it is happening in the real world, but it was educational, and I know by you guys sharing what’s happened will prevent many other people suffering . Thank you all so very much for coming

We have never had first aid training that included how to deal with catastrophic bleeding. It has been insightful.

Hearing from someone with real lived experience adds huge impact to learning beyond the classroom, and your openness helped bring key messages to life. The students took a lot from your talk, and it’s clear how meaningful these conversations are in helping them reflect, ask questions, and build confidence.

I can now see that exploited child or their parent may present to the GP and we have an opportunity to ask questions that may indicate exploitation.’

The information was hard to hear, but it was so informative. Thoroughly helpful.

‘I am super passionate and supportive of The Joe Dix Foundation and will support you by offering youngsters first aid training.’

The Joe Dix Foundation went into my son’s school in Taverham. It hit home with the students far more what any police speaker did. I can’t understand why any school would not engage with this.