Case studies

New Charter Group in Tameside supports high-risk offenders in finding stable accommodation to break the cycles which underpin offending.

Analysis by Suffolk County Council's Committee Safety Partnership identified 80 families at the root of antisocial behaviour problems, placing high demand on the council.

Lancashire Constabulary and the Police and Crime Commissioner are leading a programme that puts focus on early intervention.

Bradford Metropolitan District Council used customer insight to better understand young people, divert them from offending and improve compliance with court orders.

The London Borough of Lewisham used client journey mapping tools to reduce crime by repeat offenders, while improving life chances for this group.

By working with the youth offending team, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council's Streetscene Service offers young offenders work experience and mentoring to help them improve their long-term prospects of finding work.