Pirihimana me te Kaikomihana Hara mo Surrey – Rekoata Whakatau
Taitara Pūrongo: Reducing Reoffending Fund (RRF) Applications June 2021
Tau whakatau: 032/2021
Kaituhi me te Mahi: Craig Jones – Kaupapa here me te Kaitohutohu mo CJ
Tohu Tiaki: HE WHAKAMAHI
Whakarapopototanga Whakahaere:
Mo te tau 2021/22 kua tukuna e te Kaikomihana Pirihimana me te Kaiharahara te £270,000 o te putea hei whakaiti i te hara ano i Surrey.
He whakamārama
In June 2021 the following organisations submitted either a new application to the RRF for consideration or sought continuation of multi – year funding;
Circles South East - Surrey Reducing Sexual Harm Circles Project - te moni i tonoa e £30,000
Circles South East (SE) is a leading provider of services that address the harm to society and individuals caused by sexual abuse. It is a Public Protection Charity whose purpose is, ‘To relieve the need and promote the rehabilitation, treatment, education and care of persons who have or are likely to commit offences, particularly sexual offences, against others, and the families of such persons and others affected by such offences’. Circles South East will provide tailored support networks( Circles) and a range of interventions programmes designed to support people who are at risk of abusing others and people who have been convicted of sexual offences in their recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration, recognising that each person has a unique set of personal circumstances and therefore will need a tailored response in order to progress.
The York Road Project – Criminal Justice Homeless Navigator – sum requested £40,000
The funding requested is to provide continuation to the Rough Sleeper Navigator service approved for 3 years funding in 2020. York Road Project has been using the funding to provide a high level of support to rough sleepers who have a history of offending.
The service includes accessing accommodation, reducing offending behaviour, access to mental health and substance misuse services (if appropriate), re-engaging with family, skills training, health and any other aspect which the client needs support with. It will also focus on the impact of the offending and look at restorative justice supporting the clients to make amends and understand how offences perceived as victimless, can affect the wider community.
Te taunakitanga:
That the Police & Crime Commissioner awards the amounts requested to the above mentioned organisations totalling £70,000
Whakaaetanga Pirihimana me te Kaikomihana Hara
Ka whakaae ahau ki te/nga kupu:
Waitohu: kape hainatanga maku kei te OPCC
Te ra: 12 o Hurae 2021
Ko nga whakataunga katoa me taapiri atu ki te rehita whakatau.
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