Street outreach is a CVI strategy that involves connecting with a community’s high-risk individuals and groups to build trusted relationships and connect them to programs and services.

Street Outreach Workers are individuals who have a license to operate, or "LTO," and are credible messengers in their neighborhoods. They interrupt violence, provide mentorship, and support those likely to be involved with gun violence. They mediate conflicts, form peace and non-aggression agreements amongst conflicting groups, and influence individuals to utilize available resources to achieve their personal goals. 

Case management provides support for victims of violence, the formerly incarcerated, and other participants in violence intervention programs. Services include connection to workplace development, behavioral health, educational opportunities, life coaching, and more. Case management is sometimes, but not always, the last step after street outreach and victim advocacy.

Victim services, or victim advocacy, is a CVI strategy that combines behavioral health support and practical assistance for victims and survivors of violence and their families.

Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs, or HVIPs, are multidisciplinary programs that combine the efforts of medical staff with trusted community-based partners to provide safety planning, services, and trauma-informed care to violently injured people and their families.

Light in the Night events aim to empower communities to reclaim safe spaces. Partner organizations host these free events in public spaces, for all in the community. Gatherings feature food and activities for all ages, offering productive alternatives and creating access to the parks for everyone.