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Bristol Reparation Service
…or their crime and often learning new skills. Read about our impact in the Bristol Reparation Service’s 2021-2022 Annual Report We complete the work alongside the young person and give them space to reflect on their order and consider positive steps forward. We strongly advocate the use of restorative justice and its benefits as part of the rehabilitation process, and build this into our support work wherever possible. Under the Youth Justice Boar…
Offender management and rehabilitation
…up through our successful bid to deliver Personal Wellbeing Rehabilitation Services across 9 different areas of the country. This service – available only to those subject to Probation Supervision – aims to address common rehabilitative needs linked to the following areas: Emotional Well-Being, Family and Significant Others, Lifestyle and Associates, and Social Inclusion. It includes mentoring provision for those being released from custody which…
Gangs and Violence Reduction
…on, and support vulnerable people into employment. Our impact Catch22 gang services worked with 2,642 service users in both custodial and community settings in 2020-21. Since the introduction of our gangs custodial service, there has been: an 18% improvement in participants who reported no intention of carrying a weapon in the community a 13% increase in participants who reported that they were unlikely to engage in criminal/gang activity in custo…
Wisdom Wednesdays: What’s it like to work as a Catch22 Reparation Manager?
…en or still trying to play football! Can you tell us about a bit about the Bristol Reparation Service? The Bristol Reparation Service is commissioned by the Bristol Youth Offending Team (YOT) to work with young people, aged 10-18, who have been involved in criminal activity. We work alongside the young person to improve and maintain public areas, including conservation work to benefit the local community. This is an opportunity for the young perso…
Wisdom Wednesdays
…a Catch22 Reparation Manager?: We hear from James Willott, Manager of our Bristol Reparation Service, about his role and the importance of restorative justice with young offenders. A Day in the life of an anti-social behaviour case manager: We hear from Scott Allum, Anti-Social Behaviour Case Manager, on the importance of working with service users and how Catch22’s Victim Services support victims of anti-social behaviour. Working in Catch22’s Wo…
Catch22's Lockdown Diaries
…estorative Justice caseworker who works in our L eicestershire Victim Care service , tells us the service is very much still open for victims, despite the current climate. You can read more about our work with victims in this short booklet Day 4: The Social Switch Project Catch22 launched The Social Switch Project last year, with Redthread and supported by Google.org . Th e project opens up digital career opportunities for the most at-risk young…
Apprenticeships
…lications it can have on the business.” Krystal McDonald, Level 3 Customer Service (Experian) “I am more confident and more independent. My customer service skills have improved substantially.” Matthew Smith, Level 2 Customer Service Practitioner (The AA) What our employers say The Catch22 Apprenticeship team has benefited our company by creating a talent pool of enthusiastic qualified individuals who are eager to succeed and develop themselves….
London Gang Exit (LGE)
…ughs. The LGE service transcends borough boundaries to create a consistent service across the capital. The service is designed to complement and enhance existing local services across London, and fill in the gaps in provision. The LGE service provides traditional one to one caseworker support from a trauma based approach, as well as meeting the complex and specialist needs of the client group, including mental health support, employment support, f…
Achieving Compliance and Engagement (ACE)
…re supporting with the mobilisation of the project alongside the Probation Service and will be supporting systems change and implementation across London prisons. Public Service Design Practice is an award-winning design practice who have experience of working with statutory, third sector and corporate partners. Their role is to co-create a framework with Prison Leavers and those with lived experience to ensure that there is a service user voice t…
Wolverhampton Violence Reduction Service (WVRS)
…ing service in Wolverhampton for gang-affiliated or violent offenders. The service is designed to complement and enhance existing local services across Wolverhampton and fill the gaps in provision. Inclusive Cohort: Our model recognises the complexities of gang involvement and the blurring lines between victim and offender, and young person and adult. The service is for anyone aged 18-30 who has been criminally or sexually exploited by gangs. Vict…