Run community programs and activities that bring parents on to the school site. Offer after school recreation programs. Put special attention into programs for youth at risk Provide food programs for children who need it. Provide parenting classes for adults and especially for teen parents. For law enforcement agencies Police officers need to find opportunties to relate personally to citizens in situations other than only those where they must respond to conflicts and criminal activites.
Police officers can educate residents, shopkeepers, etc, in violence prevention techniques.
Run food for guns exchanges on a regular basis. Teach literacy and other basic life skills to adult offenders and parolees. Require adult counseling for men with histories of violence. Develop funding for parolees to transition back into productive roles in society. For government Allocate funds for violence prevention programs.