The free online event is being hosted by WithYou and the University of Kent on 6 November at 10.30 am.
WithYou and the University of Kent are coming together to deliver a free, online learning event.
The session will examine criminal prosecution diversion for young people and the impact of the charity’s Re-Frame programme.
Re-Frame is a pre-arrest diversion which aims to divert children from the criminal justice system when they come to the attention of the police for possession of a class B or C substance. It is delivered by WithYou in Kent, Cornwall, Sefton, and Wigan, thanks to funding from the Youth Endowment Fund. The University of Kent is the chosen evaluation partner for the programme.
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Jake Sinetos, Service Manager at Re-Frame, says: ‘I look forward to explaining how our Re-Frame programme works – and how we’re helping to divert children and young people from criminal prosecution.
I will be joined by Nadine Hendrie, trail manager from the University of Kent, who will discuss the randomised control trial and the pilot report evaluation.’
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‘This is bound to be a really interesting session – book your free place now!’
The event will take place on Monday, 6 November from 10.30am via Google Meet.
It is free to attend. To register, please visit Eventbrite now.
For further information contact Jo Hamilton, Head of Communications at WithYou on jo.hamilton@wearewithyou.org.uk or 07974883432.
About WithYou
WithYou is a leading UK drug, alcohol and mental health charity. Each year it works with more than 100,000 people in over 120 locations across Scotland and England, providing a free and confidential service without judgement to people experiencing issues with drugs, alcohol or mental health. To find out more, please visit wearewithyou.org.uk
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