Aberdeen Youth Justice Development Programme

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Aberdeen Youth Justice Development Programme ‘The Whole System Approach’

Stuart Robb Scottish Government

National Drivers Preventing Offending by Young People: Framework for Action Securing Our Future Initiative Reducing Re-offending Programme United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Getting it right for every child

ACC Colin Menzies Grampian Police

Referrals to the Reporter

Inappropriate Referrals to the Reporter

Average time taken for decision

16 & 17 yr olds charged by police

Recorded crimes and offences

Young people committing crimes & offences

Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service John Richardson Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service

Integrated Services Lead Youth Justice Development Programme Sacro Billy Nicol Integrated Services Lead Youth Justice Development Programme Sacro

Integrated Services Delivery Anticipated Benefits Identify gaps in services Realign current services Assertive Outreach Intensive Community Support and Learning Intensive Support and Monitoring Potential for increased use of Restorative Practices Use Single Plan Better outcomes for young people Support tailored to need Shared risk management Reassurance to the community Keep young people in Aberdeen Improved information sharing Better use of resources

Benefits PRS/Diversion 2009/10 13 young people were diverted from prosecution in the year (12 RJ and 1 Social Work) 2010/11 109 young people were diverted from prosecution in eleven months (51 RJ and 58 Social Work)

Benefits ECCM Comparison between RJ and Court

Benefits ECCM Cost comparison Based on financial model designed by Capgemini with data provided by Grampian Police, COPFS, SCS and Sacro

Benefits Intensive Support ISS case

Benefits Intensive Support ISS case

Benefits Integrated Service Cost projected for ISMS: Approximate cost for 1 week for one young person was between £1,409.71 and £1,576.23*. The annual cost projects to between £73,305.13 and £81,964.00*. The attendance at reference groups is temporary – costing approximately £2.015.37 for the first twelve weeks (£8,733.27 for a year). This is not included in the above figures, as they would not continue once the Service is established. The two weeks respite costing £4,000 (per week) for young person is not included in these figures – so including these – and projecting 2 weeks per quarter would take the total cost to the LA up another £32,000.00 These are projected costs based on the first case and may not be replicated for all young people aquiring an ISMS

Head of Children’s Services, Aberdeen City Council Susan Devlin Head of Children’s Services, Aberdeen City Council