JONAH'S PROJECT CIC
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MISSION STATEMENT
The peer hearing seeks to reduce low-level and quality of life offences by using a collaborative problem-solving approach to crime.
working with statutory bodies, communities, grassroots companies, faith-based groups, businesses and most importantly with young people leading from the front.
the peer hearing endeavours to hold the presented young people to account, addressing the underlying factors that can lead to criminal behaviour, improve the quality of life in local communities and increase public confidence in the youth justice system
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ELIGIBILITY/CRITERIA
Peer Hearing is available to young people who meet the following :
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Aged 11-25 years
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Have committed a low-level offence
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Are based in Birmingham
Participation is voluntary
GOALS
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To provide a second chance for young people to live a crime free future
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Reduce youth crime/reoffending
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Help youths address their issues
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Address community needs
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Improve the perception of the criminal justice system
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Volunteer opportunities
INTERVENTIONS
The interventions will provide:
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Local provision
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A mechanism for change
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A long-lasting diversion
Interventions are based on the individual needs of the presented young person, to make sure they have the best chance to succeed.
