Transcript Stuart Felce

Crime Prevention and Diversion
Shaping a response from the Third
Sector and evidencing impact
Crime Prevention and Diversion
Shaping a third sector response
StreetGames and Derbyshire PCC
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Funded through Sport England deal under sustainability
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National lead for Sport and Community Safety
– [email protected]
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Advice was to go local (APCC/HO/Moj)
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Working with 13 PCC’s at present
National Picture
Derbyshire
Percentage allocation to Primary Diversion with young people
Total Primary Diversion Allocation
Total R&T allocations
8%
92%
ASB DATA…
2007/08
3
Number of
Incidents
Derbyshire
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
Northamptonshire
Nottinghamshire
East Midlands Region
75,649
58,442
40,099
62,699
88,240
325,129
2008/09
3
Number of
Incidents
74,813
54,062
39,637
54,027
90,520
313,059
2009/10
3
2010/11
4
2011/12
5, 6
2012/13
5, 6
Number of
Incidents
Number of
Incidents
Number of
Incidents
Number of
Incidents
68,685
49,573
39,749
50,226
81,994
290,227
63,107
39,368
37,952
46,434
74,788
261,649
57,382
29,289
31,571
38,199
57,328
213,769
50,210
24,526
26,556
31,333
37,630
170,255
2013/14
5, 6
Number of
Incidents
46,766
27,138
21,747
36,352
37,915
169,918
Challenges to 3rd sector
• Partnerships (doing more for less, together)
• Evidence of need and outcomes
• Reducing resources (nationally and locally)
• Politics ( with a big and little p!)
Opportunities to 3rd sector
• Strengthening and building partnerships
• Increasing dialogue with young people
• Ability to test new ideas
• New and emerging evidence
• Restorative Justice as positive alternative
SUMMIT
Protection, Prevention, Support
collectively delivering effective engagement