[PDF] Top 20 Children and young people in custody 2012-13 : an analysis of 15-18 -year-olds' perceptions of their experiences in young offending institutions

... in 2012–13 broadly suggest that establishments were delivering improved treatment and conditions to most young people held, but were struggling to manage some of the most challenging or ... See full document

... and young women reported largely similar experiences but young women reported more negatively about feeling safe when they first arrived, health services and whether they were encouraged to take part ... See full document

... Only 48% of boys said that they had a training, sentence or remand plan. Of those, 84% said they had been involved in the development of the plan and 92% said they understood the targets within it. The vast majority of ... See full document

... of young men and almost all young women told us they were taking part in education at the time of the ...of young men felt that this education would help them on release and 60% – a fall from 64% in ... See full document

... suggesting children move to see), seven (Isabella’s inviting Erin to join the group), nine (children playing firemen), and 10 (Ramon’s shouting that he was the line ... See full document

... As the data come from a survey, the results are sample-based estimates and are therefore subject to differing degrees of sampling variability, i.e. the true value for any measure lies in a differing range about the ... See full document

... on young people, have comprised two elements: the one related to the lack of scientific evidence that treatment was an effective method, the other to the perception that the system was ...of young ... See full document

... When interpreting these data, it is important to keep in mind that none of these categories are mutually exclusive and that it is possible for one young person to both be aroused and troubled by the content they ... See full document

... The Annual Population Survey (APS) is published on a rolling year basis every quarter. The most recent published year covers the period April 2011 to March 2012. (Note that improvements in timeliness ... See full document

... 9.20 The Scottish Government wishes to recognise the parenting role of kinship carers in legislation. It proposes a new order that will be legally secure; provide a firm foundation on which to build a lifelong permanent ... See full document

... that children can only join at certain times of the year (Hazel et al, ...the young people involved cannot be met by criminal justice professionals alone, even if caseworker resources are ... See full document

... incarcerated young people, reported rates of between 60% and 90% (Hughes et al, ...of young people, which typically range from 7% to 9% (Hughes et al, ...among young people in ... See full document

... As the data come from a survey, the results are sample-based estimates and are therefore subject to differing degrees of sampling variability, i.e. the true value for any measure lies in a differing range about the ... See full document

... to young peopleʼs future vocational goals was seen to be an effective ...2.1, young people significantly preferred vocational training to academic courses, and whether or not they chose to pursue the ... See full document

... Furthermore, family involvement is paramount to the CBT treatment of childhood OCD for the treatment inevitably involves some form of change within the family context; most often in helping families to resist the ... See full document

... the young people interviewed had left school with no qualifications or not knowing what qualifications they had obtained ...Many young people reported having gained some qualifications since ... See full document

... because children and young people aspire to be like certain celebrities, they will wear and buy anything they ...few children and young people (14%) say that they would buy ... See full document

... where people maintain their culture of origin and also participates in the dominant culture (Sonn & Fisher ...with young kids holding hands and kissing in public as this was unheard of in their homeland ... See full document

... with children for emergency or urgent ...For children with serious or uncommon problems this will mean travelling to get the best care, but the result will be access to highly skilled staff, ensuring the ... See full document

... of people having sex or behaving sexually ...of people that you may have viewed or downloaded from the internet, or that someone else shared with you directly, or showed to you on their phone or ... See full document