Titlebook: Working with Young Offenders; John Pitts Textbook 1990Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1990 assessment.care.criminolog

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Introduction: The Politics of Policy, the ‘bad’ behaviour of young offenders. This pressure is also there in cases of non-accidental injury to children. The difference concerns the . and the . attributed to children and the young people in trouble.

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Making an Assessment and Planning an Intervention,s us to identify the most appropriate targets for, and levels of, intervention. It also enables us to specify the roles which we, and others, will play, and the most appropriate time-scales in which the various parts of our intervention can be undertaken.

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Direct Work with Young Offenders in the Community, growing up and recognising the consequences of one’s actions can make the difference. If we can hang on, and encourage other members of the network to hang on as well, then we can often see a child or young person through their offending and out the other side (Rutherford, 1986). It is within this

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Working with Young Offenders in Care and Custody,This is one of the least palatable parts of a social worker’s job and one which requires a great deal of thought and sensitivity. For this reason it is important to address the ways in which these removals can be minimised and the mechanisms whereby the large numbers of children and young people who