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Scottish council offers alternative to custody programme

1 min read Youth Justice
Glasgow City Council has today launched a programme offering an alternative to remand for young people going through the court system.

The alternative to remand programme, based on the Scottish government's Intensive Support and Monitoring Service (ISMS), will introduce a multi-agency approach to working with young people while they remain in the community.

Drawing on expertise in social work, education, forensic mental health, addiction services and the voluntary sector, the programme delivers support seven days a week and up to 24 hours a day where necessary.

A placement with the programme costs around £1,000 per week compared to a place in secure care, which costs around £5,000 per week.

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