Crime prevention programmes go hand in hand with keeping young people out of prison. So it was an interesting quirk of fate that the Youth Justice Board announced the secure estate was full in the same week that the Association of Youth Offending Team Managers (AYM) wrote to the government to voice concerns about crime prevention funding running out after March 2008 (CYP...
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Analysis: Youth justice - Prevention schemes on knife-edge
Calls to fund crime prevention work beyond the next six months have coincided with the juvenile secure estate reaching full capacity. Alison Bennett investigates why projects keeping young people away from crime have been left in limbo.
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