the st giles trust now has an office inside the royal london hospital, where gaddi was treated.raight after surgery. hundreds in this hospital every year, thousands around the country, who are stabbed and survive but are traumatised. one consultant surgeon says they need compassion and understanding, not suspicion. we live in a society that judges these people based on their demographics and makings of their injury. nothing else. we pay no attention to their circumstances or their back stories, to what these lads are going back to. and we want them to be better, to be normal, to be fixed. and we're scared. and they deserve what happens to them. and, more importantly, we are going to tolerate it. and that can't be allowed to stand. you are lucky you are still here with us. and don't forget the strain on families, too. moving away from this part of london, will that give you peace of mind? probably it will give a little bit of peace of mind... but there is a tension. i'm completely against it, to be honest, because i have football and i have school. it is not like they targeted me

the st giles trust now has an office inside the royal london hospital, where gaddi was treated.every year, thousands around the country, who are stabbed and survive but are traumatised. 0ne consultant surgeon says they need compassion and understanding, not suspicion. we live in a society that judges these people based on their demographics and makings of their injury. nothing else. we pay no attention to their circumstances or their back stories, to what these lads are going back to. and we want them to be better, to be normal, to be fixed. and scared and they deserve what happens to them. and, more importantly, we are going to tolerate it. and that can't be allowed to stand. you are lucky you are still here with us. and don't forget the strain on families, too. moving away from this part of london, will that give you peace of mind? probably it will give a little bit of peace of mind... but there is a tension. i'm completely against it, to be honest, because i have football and i have school. it is not like they targeted me. i know, i know. it is not about me being safe, it's..

the st giles trust now has an office inside the royal london hospital, where gaddi was treated. hundreds in this hospital every year, thousands around the country, who are stabbed and survive — but traumatised. 0ne consultant surgeon says they need compassion and understanding, not suspicion. we live in a society that judges these people based on their demographics and their injury. nothing else. we pay no attention to their circumstances or their back stories, to what these lads are going back to. and we want them to be better, to be normal, to be fixed. and we're scared, and "they deserve what happens to them." and, more importantly, we're going to tolerate it. and that can't be allowed to stand. you are lucky you are still here with us. and don't forget the strain on families, too. moving away from this part of london, will that give you peace of mind? probably it will give a little bit of peace of mind... but there's a tension. i'm completely against it, to be honest, because i have football and i have school. it's not like they targeted me, dad. i know, i know. it's about m

the st giles trust now has an office inside the royal london hospital, where gaddi was treated.ys they need compassion and understanding, not suspicion. we live in a society that judges these people based on their demographics and makings of their injury. nothing else. we pay no attention to their circumstances or their back stories, to what these lads are going back to. and we want them to be better, to be normal, to be fixed. and we are scared and they deserve what happens to them. and, more importantly, we are going to tolerate it. and that can't be allowed to stand. you are lucky you are still here with us. and don‘t forget the strain on families, too. moving away from this part of london, will that give you peace of mind? probably it will give a little bit of peace of mind... but there is a tension. i‘m completely against it, to be honest, because i have football and i have school. it is not like they targeted me. i know, i know. it is not about me being safe, it‘s.... how do you know they didn't target you? i‘m not involved in anything. why would they, attack an innocent p

six weeks later, gadi is catching up with levine smith, his caseworker from the st giles trust.was stabbed. they have been supportive? yeah, they said they were going to refer me to a counsellor. i said i'd think about it. i'll be lying in bed and i'd just get frustrated sometimes. of course. and i'd just be angry sometime. why me? stuff like that. why him? why all the other victims of knife crime? so many young lives disrupted at the point of a blade. lucas‘s operation lasted two hours. but it wouldn't go straight through you, it goes through the muscles, and into your liver — front and back — right through your liver, and it hits your stomach and punches a hole in your stomach. he is sore and on the mend, but what about his family? all of you have been traumatised by this. all of you. even when you look all right. if you look all right, you're probably not all right, ok, so it is going to be a long process — not six weeks, not six months, it can be years before you're back in a happier place. being home will help that process, and we catch up with lucas a few days after being