Political parties must prioritise the contribution of sport and physical activity if they are genuinely committed to tackling crime and anti-social behaviour, according to new research.
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Political parties must prioritise the contribution of sport and physical activity if they are genuinely committed to tackling crime and anti-social behaviour, according to new research.
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Levelling the Playing Field has released a new report: "Pinball systems, snakes and ladders, or person-centred provision" written by Prof. Amanda Kirby.
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Download a copy of the LtPF "Leadership Development Through Action Learning" toolkit to develop leadership, knowledge, skills, behaviours and habits.
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Managed another research project for the Thailand Institute of Justice focused. This time to advance the use of sport for youth crime prevention in Southeast Asia.
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The Alliance of Sport has released a ground-breaking report which outlines a model for effective partnership working in sport and criminal justice.
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The Get Well, Stay Well Agreement is a framework for increasing collaboration, health promotion and the use of physical activity and sport across the welfare and justice systems.
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AoS Managed an international research project for the Thailand Institute of Justice, analysing how sport is used to prevent youth crime and reoffending.
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AoS worked with Sport England to distribute funds nationally and reduce the negative impact of coronavirus, engage a target audience and increase physical activity levels.
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Supporting Catch-22 embed physical activity and sport as part of a new initiative designed to deliver personal wellbeing support for prison leavers.
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