Catch22 events
08 February 2012
Apprenticeships event for employers
In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week Catch22, in partnership with HTP Training and The Southern Co-operative, is hosting an event to help employers better understand apprenticeships and the huge benefits that they offer. More...
07 March 2012
Best practice in accommodating young homeless people
Seminar to explain the current legal position and policy framework for accommodating young homeless people in the wake of the G v Southwark ruling. More...
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Catch22 response to Theresa May's announcement on ASBOs
29 July 2010
Moving beyond the ASBO
The Home Secretary, Theresa May, made a speech on Wednesday 28 July where she argued punishments should be 'rehabilitative and restorative', rather than 'criminalising'.
Joyce Moseley, chief executive, Catch22 says:
'ASBOs have been useful in the fight against anti-social behaviour in communities and any new proposals need to be balanced with the right support and intervention.
We recognise that in some communities people’s behaviour can make life virtually unbearable. Dealing with that behaviour is the responsibility of all of us.
In our experience, it is possible to work with families and turn the lives of young people engaging in anti-social behaviour around. Our successes are based on involving young people in positive activities, which can help to significantly reduce anti-social behaviour in local communities.
Catch22 welcomes a debate about the best ways to reduce anti-social behaviour among young people in local communities.'
Read the full outline of the Home Secretary's speech.
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Michael Ballard on 9/17/2010 2:55 PM