session three: acceptable behaviour contracts case study: london borough of newham chance scheme -...
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Session Three: Acceptable Behaviour Contracts
Case study: London Borough of Newham Chance Scheme - Sangeeta Bhuhi and Demitri Kondogeorgis
CHANCE principles
• Early intervention model• Twin track approach• Sharing information • Co-ordination of action• Effective monitoring• Making use of existing resources• Intercepting victim/offender cycle
Safer Schools Police
East Thames Housing
Children & Young PeoplesServices
Behaviour Support Development Advisory Team
Youth Inclusion Project
Schools
Safer Neighbourhoods Police
Crime & ASB Service andYouth Offending Team
facilitate the CHANCE partnership
Newham Homes
Youth Inclusion Support Programme
Education
ABC+First ‘Yellow’
Warning LetterSecond ‘Red’
Warning Letter
Yout
h In
clus
ion
and
Supp
ort P
anel
Youth ASB Panel
Young Person ‘Coming to Notice’
CHANCE enquiry
Feedback Form &Recommendation from CHANCE
Update CHANCE
CHANCE Enquiries (1st July 2006 – 14th February 2008)
422 enquiries made between 15th October 2007 to 14th February 2008
• 65 Related to truants• 8 Provided intelligence on YPPOs• 6 Informed us of breach of ABC+• 1 Informed us of breach of ASBO
1324 enquiries to date
Early intervention opportunities given to all these YP
Chance Enquiry Agency Breakdown Period 15th October 2007 - 14th February 2008
5412%
9821%
6013%
133%
266%
31%
16535%
31%
358%
ASB Assessment &InvestigationsSafer NeighbourhoodsTeams
ASBAT Police
Schools
Safer Schools Partnership
Children's & YP's services
Parks Constabulary
Safer Transport Police
YOT
ABC+ Support Package
ABC+ & Parenting Support Commitment ABC+ & Parenting Support Commitment SignedSigned
Awareness SessionAwareness Session
Initial AssessmentInitial Assessment
Y-PACY-PAC
6 Month Ending Panel6 Month Ending Panel
3 Month Review3 Month Review
Yout
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and
Supp
ort P
anel Parenting Support Program
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ABC+(1st July 2006 – 14th February 2008)
16 Breaches of ABC+
• 9 Warnings given• 3 Extension of ABC+’s• 4 Continued ASB-ASBO’s applied for
- Of the four that continued with ASB, only one had completed the ABC+ package
177 ABC+’s signed
• 85% of those who signed their ABC+ programme attended the full package offered
• 22 Current ABC+’s being monitored
Benefits
More holistic approach to
youth ASB
More efficientuse of time
Improvescommunication
between agencies
Prevents ‘surprise’
relationships
Preventsduplication
of work
Supportsagencies in taking
appropriate action
