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Leap works with young people aged 11-25, training them to understand and manage conflict in their lives and communities. We also train the adults who work with them.
We have 20 years’ experience in researching, designing and delivering programmes that support those in the criminal justice system, including young offenders, prisoners and prison staff.
We support individuals to understand their relationship with conflict and to bring about behavioural changes. We also develop programmes for organisations, YOIs and prisons to support wider cultural changes and a common understanding and approach towards managing conflict.
Our interventions help young offenders to recognise the consequences of their actions, improve their strategies for resolving conflict and make different choices. Through this behavioural change young people start to think before reacting to situations, which reduces the likelihood of offending or reoffending and supports their rehabilitation and settlement post-custody.
We have 20 years’ experience in researching, designing and delivering programmes that support those in the criminal justice system, including young offenders, prisoners and prison staff.
We support individuals to understand their relationship with conflict and to bring about behavioural changes. We also develop programmes for organisations, YOIs and prisons to support wider cultural changes and a common understanding and approach towards managing conflict.
Our interventions help young offenders to recognise the consequences of their actions, improve their strategies for resolving conflict and make different choices. Through this behavioural change young people start to think before reacting to situations, which reduces the likelihood of offending or reoffending and supports their rehabilitation and settlement post-custody.
Contact
Address
Wells House (Unit 7),
5 - 7 Wells Terrace, Finsbury Park,
Greater London,
N4 3JU,
United Kingdom
Work Tel. No.
020-7561 3700
info@leapcc.org.uk
Website
http://www.leapconfrontingconflict.org.uk/
In Brief
Charity Number
1072376
No. of Paid Staff
13
No. of Volunteers
0
Does the organisation involve volunteers with experience of the criminal justice system?
No
Primary Field of Work
Training
Custody or Community
Custody
Community
Organisation type
Voluntary and Community Sector
Regions
London | Inner London | Camden | City of London | Hackney | Haringey | Islington | Newham | Southwark | Tower Hamlets | Wandsworth | Westminster | Outer London | Barnet | Bexley | Croydon | Ealing | Enfield | Greenwich | Hounslow | Merton | Redbridge | Waltham Forest | Yorkshire and the Humber | South Yorkshire (Met County) | Sheffield | West Yorkshire (Met County) | Leeds
Fields of Work
Education | Employment | Lobbying & campaigning | Media | Mediation | Mentoring & befriending | Peer support | Personal development | Race | Research & academia | Restorative justice | Training
People you work with
Children | Young people
Prisons
Ashfield | Aylesbury | Chelmsford | Feltham | Isis | Littlehey