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Salford Reducing Re-offending Programme
Susan Puffett&
Manjit Seale
Community Safety
Partnership
Youth Crime
ETE
Offenders in the
Community
IOMVAW TSACG
Seconded group working with offenders
Agenciesworking with
offenders
Seconded group victims and witnesses
Agenciesworking with victims and witnesses
Council Group
Voluntary organisation
KEY
Multi-agencyTeam
Multi-agency Team
working with both
Mona Street
Work with
Prisons
Strategy to Delivery Diagram
Sustainable Community
Strategy
Community Safety Strategy 2011/14
Opportunity Strategy
PartnershipDelivery Plan
2011/12
Salford Strategic Threat
Assessment
Partnership Approach
Community Safety Partnership Five responsible authorises Other directorates Public, private & voluntary sector
Holistic Approach
Targeting Offender Protecting the vulnerable Education Raising Awareness
Offenders IOM unit DIP interventions Mentoring project Together Women’s project Mona Street Recovery Project Youth Offending Service ASB Teams Restorative Justice
Protecting people
Security equipment Sanctuary scheme CCTV & audio equipment Salford Women’s Aid & IDAAS Witness Outreach Victim Support & Witness Service Witness Care Unit
Integrated Offender Management
Builds on PPO, MAPPA, DIP Pooling resources Managing Risk Premium Service
Salford Cohort
Local Offender Example
Added to IOM Thomas Project drug detox Good Progress + attending college Moving on to assisted living Moved to green.
Probation
9 Districts across Greater Manchester Budget of £50m 1,300 staff Supervise approximately 16,000 offenders at
any time Write 14,000 reports per year
Manage Community Orders on adults (18+)
12 requirements:
ActivityAttendance CentreDrug RehabilitationMental Health TreatmentProhibited ActivitySupervision
Alcohol TreatmentCurfewExclusionProgrammeResidenceUnpaid Work
Key phases
Stabilise and control. Curfew is good for this phase
Introduce new skills, thinking and behaviourConsolidate new skills, thinking and behaviourAccess resources in community
Intensive Alternative to Custody (IAC)
For offenders who are likely to receive a prison sentence
Provides a community order with several requirements
Intensive and frequent contactClose links with G4S and Police
Manage prisoners
In 2010, UK prison population 85,000 Supervise adults aged 21+ who receive a
sentence of 12 months or more Supervise all 18-21 year olds released Involved in pre-release planning Close links with Prison Service Home Detention Curfew
Licences
Similar conditions to Community Orders but with greater powers to control (but must be proportionate and balanced)
Serve half time in prison, half in community Recall to prison is via Home Office If not considered dangerous will be
automatically released after 28 days if recalled
Victim Work
Contact victims of crimes where offence is sexual or violent and offender gets 12m or more.
Can request exclusion zones or no contact conditions in licences.
Community Payback
Preventing offending - reintegrate back into SocietyRetribution - punishment
- restriction of libertyReparation - making amends
- socially useful workRehabilitation - readapt to society
- retraining
Community Payback
Working in partnership with the community The Work is visible and recognised Reducing the fear of crime Redwood club – people with learning
difficulties Two Sunday lunchtimes for older people
MAPPA
Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements Police/Probation/Prisons are lead agencies Other agencies have a duty to co-operate Management of most dangerous individuals
Salford Offenders 730 Community Orders - 122 Female and 608 Male
563 Imprisonments - 25 Female and 538 Male 11 Life Imprisonments = 3 Female and 8 Male
47 Life Imprisonments Pre CJA = 1 Female and 46 Male
83 Public Protection = 1 Female and 82 Male 303 Suspended Sentence Orders = 54 Female and 249 Male
17 YOI <12 months = 3 Female and 14 Male 21 Youth Rehabilitation Order = 2 Female and 19 Male
1743 Total cases = 266 Female and 1477 Male 1114 Current cases = 171 Female and 943 Male
309 Unpaid work = 44 Female and 267 Male
217 Unpaid work with CO = 27 Female and 190 Male 92 Unpaid work with SSO = 15 Female and 77 Male
611 Total Community Orders = 109 Female and 502 Male
266 Total Suspended Sentence Orders = 48 Female and 218 Male
93 Current NDAR cases = 27 Female and 66 Male
Summary
Working in partnership Moving away risk management to rehabilitation Repairing the harm to the victim and the
community 2009/10 have reduced crime by 15%, GM 13% Have reduced reoffending by 9.62% - Target
8.71% 2010/11 GM Probation Salford is the best local
delivery unit.
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