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NET-WORK4 intends to provide a flexible and innovative approach to working with prolific young offenders aged 11-19 living in the West Midlands. The young people we work with through this project may have a history of substance misuse, a connection with the criminal justice system, excluded from education, and are also unable to access employment.
There will be a central point of CONTACT for each young person. This will mean one worker dedicated to each individual providing continual support along with empowering them to understand their strengths and skills and make effective life choices. We will deliver a transparent simple point of connection for both the young person and referring external agencies. This HUB will enable young people to access a portfolio of exciting holistic programmes and interventions. This partnership approach will provide extensive and increased engagement for every individual within our project, resulting in higher expectation, growth and development.
Net-Work 4 will ensure there is a CONTINUITY in support through one worker. Their dedicated worker will help each young person a new direction and to seek long term effective change in their lives. Net-Work 4 will positively promote an alternative to offending seeking to eradicate reappearances within the criminal justice system. We will provide a clear action plan for the DELIVERY of programmes and interventions by agencies and partners creating tools for engagement with strategies around accessing work skills, training opportunities and employment. This will assist the most disaffected young person to interact across the delivery partners and help these agencies positively impact priority young offenders.
Our aim is to see young people brought out of despair and exclusion into a place where they flourish and grow.
Net-work 4 will do the following to achieve this aim: -
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For more information, contact Gareth
Brown
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