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Youth Empowerment Crime Diversion SchemeYouth Empowerment Crime Diversion Scheme Ltd is a registered charity and ‘not for profit’ limited company managed by an experienced Board of Trustees. We operate in the South East region. The scheme has two main charitable aims; to promote a positive change in the attitudes of young people which supports a reduction in offending and anti-social behaviour. Further, to support the process of rehabilitation and resettlement of ex-offenders by offering employment and training opportunities to deliver Youth Empowerment interventions. The Youth Empowerment Crime Diversion Scheme is an outstanding organisation which delivers unique interventions to young people identified at risk of offending or with an offending history. All our interventions are specifically designed and written by our team and are based on Cognitive Behavioural Techniques (CBT), personal experience and ‘what works’ research. The programmes are delivered by ex-offenders who are fully trained and experienced in working with young people. This creates high levels of identification and engagement from some of the most challenging and hard-to-reach groups of young people. We aim to divert young people from crime by empowering them to explore social responsibilities and lifestyle choices. The Youth Empowerment Crime Diversion Scheme has developed a substantial client base including Police Groups, Youth Offending Teams, Schools and Alternative Education Programmes. Our services have been designed by fully qualified, trained and experienced ex-offenders and combine evidence-based research, established principles of effective practice and real life experience. » Read more Recent National News Alter egos: Jackie Malton is now a scriptwriter and addiction counsellor, while Graham Godden, once jailed for life, is working with young people at risk. Photograph: Suki Dhanda for the Observer  Recent National News: Alter egos: Jackie Malton is now a script writer and addiction counsellor, while Graham, once jailed for life, is working with young people at risk. » Read the article |
  The Youth Empowerment Crime Diversion scheme are proud to have been awarded the Community Grants scheme Certificate in recognition of its services to the local community.  |
 A presentation lunch for Youth Empowerment at the Clink Restaurant HMP High Down on Wednesday 15th February 2012 was an outstanding success. » Read more  In partnership with RAPt and KCA - Youth Empowerment is currently discussing the delivery of services at Feltham YOI. » Read more  A recent grant from Woking Borough Council has assisted the scheme in its aim to deliver group work programmes to all the secondary schools in the area. » Read more  The expansion of Youth Empowerment in Sussex is evolving at a tremendous rate and the scheme is working closely with Sussex Police. Our Lead Facilitator has received some amazing feedback from service users who have found her work invaluable. » Read more  Youth Empowerment Services+ (YES+) A ‘Slight Name Change’ We have been aware for some time that our ‘crime diversion scheme’ tag is not only somewhat dated and cumbersome – but also fails to convey the full nature and extent of the services we offer. » Read more  |
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 Youth Empowerment Crime Diversion Scheme Ltd. Registered charity in England (1136013). A company limited by guarantee, registered in England company number 7142210. Registered office: 84 Coleridge Road, Cambridge, CB1 3PJ |
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