Various initiatives are being taken to address gun violence in schools and communities. The National Education Association (NEA) and Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund have released a comprehensive guide to prevent and respond to gun violence in educational institutions. In Buffalo, community groups like SNUG and MVP are working to provide support for victims and curb gun violence, treating it as a public health issue. Additionally, efforts in Nigeria are empowering teachers with training on child protection and psychosocial support to safeguard schools from attacks. Programs like Healthy Relationships for Youth in Canada aim to prevent gender-based violence in schools through education, receiving increased funding for expansion. Moreover, seminars like 'Safe Fall – Safe Schools' are equipping educators with skills to teach safe falling practices in schools, emphasizing injury prevention and creating secure learning environments.