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Session Three: Acceptable Behaviour Contracts

Session Three: Acceptable Behaviour Contracts Case study: London Borough of Newham Chance Scheme - S angeeta Bhuhi and Demitri Kondogeorgis. CHANCE principles. Early intervention model Twin track approach Sharing information Co-ordination of action Effective monitoring

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Session Three: Acceptable Behaviour Contracts

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  1. Session Three: Acceptable Behaviour Contracts Case study: London Borough of Newham Chance Scheme - Sangeeta Bhuhi and Demitri Kondogeorgis

  2. 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

  3. Youth Inclusion Project Behaviour Support Development Advisory Team Safer Neighbourhoods Police East Thames Housing Crime & ASB Service and Youth Offending Team facilitate the CHANCE partnership Newham Homes Education Schools Safer Schools Police Youth Inclusion Support Programme Children & Young Peoples Services

  4. Young Person ‘Coming to Notice’ Youth Inclusion and Support Panel CHANCE enquiry Feedback Form & Recommendation from CHANCE First ‘Yellow’ Warning Letter Second ‘Red’ Warning Letter ABC+ Youth ASB Panel Update CHANCE

  5. CHANCE Enquiries (1st July 2006 – 14th February 2008) 1324 enquiries to date Early intervention opportunities given to all these YP 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

  6. Youth Inclusion and Support Panel ABC+ & Parenting Support Commitment Signed Parenting Support Programme Initial Assessment Awareness Session Y-PAC 3 Month Review 6 Month Ending Panel ABC+ Support Package

  7. ABC+(1st July 2006 – 14th February 2008) 177 ABC+’s signed • 85% of those who signed their ABC+ programme attended the full package offered • 22 Current ABC+’s being monitored 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

  8. Benefits More holistic approach to youth ASB Improves communication between agencies Prevents duplication of work More efficient use of time Prevents ‘surprise’ relationships Supports agencies in taking appropriate action

  9. Contact details Sangeeta Bhuhi sangeeta.bhuhi@dcsf.gsi.gov.uk Demitri Kondogeorgis Demitri.kondogeorgis@newham.gov.uk

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