'Academies' should replace youth custody, says peer - Education News, Education - The Independent
This concept is similar to the C-FAR project, a former Devon based charity that provided residential training courses and mentoring for young adult persistent offenders. It reduced re-offending by approximately 40%. Regrettably, owing to a lack of funding, the Centre was forced to close after 5 years of development. More information can be seen at - http://www.lifechangeuk.com/our-history/
Reducing re-offending and social exclusion through innovative training; promoting increased understanding, personal change and skill sets necessary when working with marginalised groups, challenging behaviour and poor motivation. Promoting public debate surrounding the reduction of crime and re-offending, particularly former military veteran offenders. Engaging society and encouraging greater understanding and responsibility.
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