YouTurn recognises that the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is a major event and that many of you will be worried about its impact on you and your families. We want this note to help reassure you that we will do everything we can to continue supporting you at this time. We Read more…
At the last IOM Team Meeting one of the issues raised was around access to Mental Health services. The attached flow chart/guide is really useful for professionals when trying to access services in a crisis. To download click here. If you need some support or hep with knowing where/how to Read more…
We are hosting a national conference in April 2020 with the theme of Sexual Trauma. There will be a number of brilliant guest speakers on the day with a breadth of knowledge and expertise in this area.The conference is aimed at professionals working within this field who wish to broaden Read more…
On 10/12/19 the YouTurn team has the opportunity to attend an event ran by the OPCC (Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner). There was a good turn out and 5 of the team were able to attend. Partner agencies also had time to speak for 3 minutes about their Read more…
Bedfordshire has become the first county to launch the Home Office Child Exploitation Disruption Toolkit, which gives front line practitioners the guidance they need to disrupt perpetrators and safeguard children from being exploited. More than 70 people attended the briefing sessions at the Rufus Centre in Flitwick on Friday (22 Read more…
Early last week YouTurn travelled to Cambridgeshire Police HQ in Huntingdon for the NWG (National Working Group) conference on Disruption and exploitation. The aim of the day was to learn what other areas are doing to tackle and disrupt CSE and CCE (Child Criminal Exploitation) perpetrators and also to find Read more…
Every year IOM strives for an increased reduction in re-offending rates. End of year reports are published annually in May that display the activities and arrest reductions on the IOM cohort for the previous year. The analysis is split between: all offence types, burglary and domestic abuse perpetrators. The past Read more…