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2005020 Youth Inclusion and Support Panels - Preventing Crime and Antisocial Behaviour Published   Published 27-Sep-2007 Report Publication Code : DCSF-RW018 Brief Publication Code : DCSF-RW018B Youth Inclusion and Support Panels (YISPs) support children aged 8-13 at high risk of offending/antisocial behaviour before they enter the youth justice system. Important elements of YISPs are ‘keyworkers’ responsible for assessing risk and coordinating and monitoring provision, and multi-agency panels which develop Individual Support Plans (ISPs) and review children’s progress. The research aimed to identify factors contributing to successful / unsuccessful delivery, perceived outcomes, and costs in the 13 pilot areas. DfES Objective Work addressing more than 1 objective Key Research Priority Cross framework bid DfES Project Manager Jude Belsham Contractor University of Newcastle upon Tyne - Newcastle Centre for Family Studies Author Janet Walker, Christine Thompson, Karen Laing, Simon Raybould, Mike Coombes, Stephen Procter and Colin Wren (University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Newcastle Centre for Family Studies)       Click icon to download/open research brief       Click icon to download/open research report

Status All Contracts to Let Tendered Contracted Completed Published Keywords Select Keyword 16 to 18 year olds A levels Academic staff adoption Adult education Arts at risk Attainment Basic skills Careers guidance CDLs child protection Childcare Children children in need Community education Connexions Cost benefit Curriculum Deprivation Disability disabled children Disaffection Discrimination Early years Earnings Economics Education Education and training Education expenditure EMA Employability Employers Employment English as a second Language Equal opportunities Ethnic minorities European Social Fund Evaluation Exclusions Family Family learning Fostering Full-time education Funding Further Education GCSEs Gender GNVQ Governors Graduates Higher Education History ICT ILAs Individual learning Investors in People Job Seekers Allowance Key Skills Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key stage 4 Labour market Languages Learning Lifelong learning Literacy Loans Local authorities Long-term unemployed looked after children Management Maths Millennium volunteers Modern Apprenticeship National Traineeship New Deal NTOs Numeracy Nursery NVQ Older people Out-of-school Parents Participation Post 16 Primary Private sector involvement Pupils Qualifications Research Residential Education Retirement safeguarding Schools Secondary Skills social care Social exclusion Special needs Special schools Student maintenance Students Study support Sure Start SVQ Teachers Training Transitions Unemployment Vocational training vulnerable children Wider benefits Work experience Work life balance Work-based training Work-related learning Young people Youth Cohort Study Select Keyword 16 to 18 year olds A levels Academic staff adoption Adult education Arts at risk Attainment Basic skills Careers guidance CDLs child protection Childcare Children children in need Community education Connexions Cost benefit Curriculum Deprivation Disability disabled children Disaffection Discrimination Early years Earnings Economics Education Education and training Education expenditure EMA Employability Employers Employment English as a second Language Equal opportunities Ethnic minorities European Social Fund Evaluation Exclusions Family Family learning Fostering Full-time education Funding Further Education GCSEs Gender GNVQ Governors Graduates Higher Education History ICT ILAs Individual learning Investors in People Job Seekers Allowance Key Skills Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key stage 4 Labour market Languages Learning Lifelong learning Literacy Loans Local authorities Long-term unemployed looked after children Management Maths Millennium volunteers Modern Apprenticeship National Traineeship New Deal NTOs Numeracy Nursery NVQ Older people Out-of-school Parents Participation Post 16 Primary Private sector involvement Pupils Qualifications Research Residential Education Retirement safeguarding Schools Secondary Skills social care Social exclusion Special needs Special schools Student maintenance Students Study support Sure Start SVQ Teachers Training Transitions Unemployment Vocational training vulnerable children Wider benefits Work experience Work life balance Work-based training Work-related learning Young people Youth Cohort Study Select Keyword 16 to 18 year olds A levels Academic staff adoption Adult education Arts at risk Attainment Basic skills Careers guidance CDLs child protection Childcare Children children in need Community education Connexions Cost benefit Curriculum Deprivation Disability disabled children Disaffection Discrimination Early years Earnings Economics Education Education and training Education expenditure EMA Employability Employers Employment English as a second Language Equal opportunities Ethnic minorities European Social Fund Evaluation Exclusions Family Family learning Fostering Full-time education Funding Further Education GCSEs Gender GNVQ Governors Graduates Higher Education History ICT ILAs Individual learning Investors in People Job Seekers Allowance Key Skills Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key stage 4 Labour market Languages Learning Lifelong learning Literacy Loans Local authorities Long-term unemployed looked after children Management Maths Millennium volunteers Modern Apprenticeship National Traineeship New Deal NTOs Numeracy Nursery NVQ Older people Out-of-school Parents Participation Post 16 Primary Private sector involvement Pupils Qualifications Research Residential Education Retirement safeguarding Schools Secondary Skills social care Social exclusion Special needs Special schools Student maintenance Students Study support Sure Start SVQ Teachers Training Transitions Unemployment Vocational training vulnerable children Wider benefits Work experience Work life balance Work-based training Work-related learning Young people Youth Cohort Study or        and Free Text  Advanced Search