Enhancing Community Justice Through Strategic Commissioning Workshop
Community Justice Strategic
Commissioning
Test of Change Workshop 2
3
rd
December 2019
Sarah McCullough
Overview
•
Community justice – context
and overview
•
Strategic commissioning in
community justice
•
Discussion – opportunities
and asks
What is community justice?
‘the collection of individuals, agencies and
services that work together to support,
manage and supervise people who have
committed offences, from the point of arrest,
through prosecution, community disposal or
custody and alternatives to these, until they
are reintegrated into the community.’
(National Strategy for Community Justice, 2016: 8)
Strategic aims
1.
Prevent and reduce re/offending
2.
Rehabilitation and reintegration into
communities
Strategic planning, collaboration, equal
access to services:
‘Effectively managed, person-centred
transition where the needs of
individuals are assessed and
addressed.’ (NSCJ, 2016: 22)
Partners and structures
•
Local model
•
30 community justice
partnerships
•
Links to CPPs, IJBs, ADPs
•
Statutory and non-statutory
members
–
Inc. NHS Boards, IJBs, Local
Authorities, Social Work Scotland
–
Third sector, lived experience
Community justice population need
Community justice
strategic commissioning
•
Aim:
Understand needs and develop the best
services to meet them over the long term
with available resource
•
Identified in national strategy
•
Framework for single and joint partner
use
•
Medium term aspiration for joint
strategic commissioning
Current status
•
Sector update
•
Completion December and publication
Feb/March
•
Business case to respond to
consultation feedback on model and
delivery support
•
Partner views on growing collaboration
and coordination for improved journeys
and transitions
Cycle of activities
Next steps
•
Initial discussion today
…how can we best develop pathways
to rehabilitation and reintegration?
•
Questions
How can we best work together for
rehabilitation and reintegration?
•
How can you help – now,
and in the short-medium
term?
•
What would you ask of
community justice
partnerships / partners?
Contact:
Sarah.mccullough@communityjusti
ce.scot
Tel. 0300 244 8420
Explore the realm of community justice through strategic commissioning, focusing on preventing re-offending, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Discover the collaborative efforts of various partners in developing effective services to meet long-term needs and improve transitions for individuals involved in the justice system.
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Community Justice Strategic Commissioning Test of Change Workshop 2 3rdDecember 2019 Sarah McCullough
Overview Community justice context and overview Strategic commissioning in community justice Discussion opportunities and asks
What is community justice? the collection of individuals, agencies and services that work together to support, manage and supervise people who have committed offences, from the point of arrest, through prosecution, community disposal or custody and alternatives to these, until they are reintegrated into the community. (National Strategy for Community Justice, 2016: 8)
Strategic aims 1. Prevent and reduce re/offending 2. Rehabilitation and reintegration into communities Strategic planning, collaboration, equal access to services: Effectively managed, person-centred transition where the needs of individuals are assessed and addressed. (NSCJ, 2016: 22)
Partners and structures Local model 30 community justice partnerships Links to CPPs, IJBs, ADPs Statutory and non-statutory members Inc. NHS Boards, IJBs, Local Authorities, Social Work Scotland Third sector, lived experience
Community justice strategic commissioning Aim: Understand needs and develop the best services to meet them over the long term with available resource Identified in national strategy Framework for single and joint partner use Medium term aspiration for joint strategic commissioning
Current status Sector update Completion December and publication Feb/March Business case to respond to consultation feedback on model and delivery support Partner views on growing collaboration and coordination for improved journeys and transitions
Next steps Initial discussion today how can we best develop pathways to rehabilitation and reintegration? Questions
How can we best work together for rehabilitation and reintegration? How can you help now, and in the short-medium term? What would you ask of community justice partnerships / partners?
Contact: Sarah.mccullough@communityjusti ce.scot Tel. 0300 244 8420
