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Army Cadet Force Association Outreach Project The Army Cadet Force Association Outreach Project helps socially disadvantaged young people who are vulnerable to crime to become better citizens. Young people, usually aged between 12 and 14, are referred by Youth Offending Teams, Referral Panels, police and schools. Typically they have been subject to a police reprimand, or warning, excluded from school, or are showing behavioural problems. Statistics indicate that the behaviour or attitude of 60% of the young people referred shows a significant improvement after nine months. The Army Cadet Force uses 8,000 volunteer instructors. Details of local Outreach contacts from Ian Murray, development officer
What Can I Do? is produced by pact (Prison Advice and Care Trust) and Churches' Criminal Justice Forum. |
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