Partners & Education Programmes
Quick answer: CounterSpike works with universities, schools, violence reduction networks and charities to prevent drink spiking. Partners include Edge Hill University, the Lancashire Violence Reduction Network, the Royal Agricultural University, Benenden School and the charity Spike Aware UK. Presenter Ashley James is a CounterSpike ambassador.
Our partners
- Edge Hill University and Edge Hill Students' Union: Hosted an immersive Party Safe spiking-awareness workshop with CounterSpike and the Lancashire Violence Reduction Network. Read more
- Lancashire Violence Reduction Network: Co-hosted a spiking-prevention workshop with CounterSpike for around 100 students at Blackpool and The Fylde College. Read more
- Royal Agricultural University: Hosted CounterSpike's lunchtime silent disco spiking-awareness event, as reported by BBC Points West. Read more
- Benenden School: CounterSpike ran an immersive workshop at the Benenden STEM Convention 2025, attended by 300 students from 8 schools. Read more
- Spike Aware UK: Charity partner on CounterSpike's national spiking-awareness campaign. Read more
- Ashley James: TV presenter and CounterSpike ambassador, who has spoken about her own experience and recommends testing drinks with SpikeStixx. Read more
Programmes
- Schools and universities: immersive workshops, including silent discos and impairment goggles, that show students what being spiked feels like. Find out more
- Venues and festivals: online staff training and CounterSpike Accredited venue status. Find out more
- Ambassadors: the CounterSpike ambassador community and app. Find out more
Want to partner with us? Get in touch.