Category: Criminal Justice
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SAFE (Stay Away From Exploitation)
Overview SAFE Looks at motivating factors behind those engaging in ‘money mules’, unpacking the effect this has on society. SAFE is a single session group programme, delivered online over Zoom, for those arrested for money mule related offences, or money laundering. SAFE examines personal values and moral reasoning, exploring risks and consequences for the offender…
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Perspective
Overview Perspective is designed to reduce the impact and frequence of hate crime, reducing reoffending. Offenders attend an initial one-to-one online session, followed by three groupwork sessions, in person, run weekly. Course Objectives “Very helpful and a lot of points to take away and put into action, which I have done already,.. its really taught…
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FAR (Fraud and Reasoning)
Overview FAR is a single session group programme, delivered online over Zoom, focusing on economic crimes and dishonesty. It is suitable for any adult offender who has committed a fraud-related crime. The course costs the offender £85. FAR focuses on economic crimes and dishonesty, suitable for adult offenders who have committed a fraud-related crime. Course…
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Consider
Overview Consider is a single session course suitable for those arrested for an offence involving inappropriate sexual or social behaviours. It is designed to support participants in starting the process of identifying their use of unhealthy and inappropriate sexual and social behaviours, exploring the impact on themselves, victims, and society. Consider is a 3-hour long…
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AEW (Assault on Emergency Workers)
Overview AEW is a single one-to-one session, suitable for any adult offender who has assaulted an emergency worker. The programme addresses some of the motivating factors, and explores the reasoning behind them, offering alternatives to violence. AEW is a 1.5 hour long course, delivered online, over Zoom. The offender pays £110 to attend. Course Objectives…
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ACT (Always Choose to Tell)
Overview ACT addresses the consequences of breaching notification requirements, aiming to address the reasonings behind the offender’s failure to notify, offering alternative solutions in the future. ACT is a 1.5 hour long course, delivered one-to-one online over Zoom. The offender pays £110 to attend. Course Objectives “I found it useful as it covered all angles…
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Working With The Police
In order to tackle the issue of domestic violence and abuse, RISE are committed to delivering programmes with the aim of prevention as opposed to cure. Our interventions, delivered by expert facilitators, aim to raise awareness and build knowledge and empathy whilst challenging potentially damaging attitudes and beliefs which could lead to abusive or violent…
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Strive
Overview Strive is designed for women who have suffered from trauma. Whilst the programme focuses on coping strategies and future planning, a key component is that all participants get the opportunity to have their story heard in the group (this is significant in helping them move forward). The programme ultimately helps develop greater emotional resilience,…
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READY
Overview The READY programme has been designed to be used as an intervention for offenders aged 18 and over who do not have, or acknowledge, trauma in their lives. The primary aim of the 2-day emotional resilience programme is to increase participant’s level of self-awareness in relation to their own needs and also enable facilitators…
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Foundations for Change (F4C)
Overview F4C is a rolling programme, utilising a strengths based approach with elements of cognitive behavioural theory (CBT) designed to develop and enhance personal and interpersonal skills. This includes: Each skills session introduces a new skill which is explored to identify the benefits, how to apply each them to participants lives (skill steps) and provides…