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How Involving Children and Young People Can Positively Transform Your Service

How Involving Children and Young People Can Positively Transform Your Service

[Peer Power (2021)]

A report for the Youth Justice Board looking at co-creation and participation in the youth justice system, including a range of resources for practitioners.

Keywords: young people, engagement, co-creation

Filed Under: Other, Peer Power, Sector, Source, youth justice Tagged With: co-creation, engagement, young people

OMU Engagement Programme

OMU Engagement Programme

[Thorn Cross prison (2022)]

Ruth Mann Trophy submission: a programme to make OMU “the hub of the prison,” with Peer Assistants giving advice and guidance, as well as taking applications and assisting staff at a weekly drop-in service.

Keywords: resettlement, employment, peer support

Filed Under: Butler Trust, custodial, Prisons/IRCs, Ruth Mann Trophy, Sector, Source, Thorn Cross prison Tagged With: employment, peer support, resettlement

Consultation and engagement with prisoners

Consultation and engagement with prisoners

[Good Book of Prisons (2019)]

Findings – from interviews with over 2000 staff, prisoners and managers from across the custodial estate – in relation to consultation and engagement with prisoners, including prison councils, peer support and peer mentoring. [From the Butler Trust’s Good Book of Prisons].

Keywords: prison councils, peer mentoring, prisoner consultation

Filed Under: Butler Trust, custodial, Good Book of Prisons, Sector, Source Tagged With: peer mentoring, prison councils, prisoner consultation

Listen to Me video

Listen to Me video

[Gateshead YJS (2023)]

Kathy Biggar Trophy submission: Listen to Me is a video scripted, voiced and animated by young people, for other young people involved in the CJS, on how they became involved in offending, their experiences of the CJS, and what worked for them to help them stop offending.

Keywords: young people, diversion, crime prevention, peer engagement

Filed Under: Butler Trust, Gateshead YJS, Kathy Biggar Trophy, Sector, Source, youth justice, Youth services Tagged With: crime prevention, diversion, peer engagement, young people

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