The Oldham Offer. Derek Rhoden NPS . Christopher French GMP. The IOM Approach. Integrated Offender Management brings together a cross agency response to crime and re-offending threats faced by local communities. . ID: 634920
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Integrated Offender Management
The Oldham OfferDerek Rhoden NPS Christopher French GMP
Slide2
The IOM Approach
Integrated Offender Management brings together a cross agency response to crime and re-offending threats faced by local communities.
The approach identifies the most problematic and persistent offenders and uses a combination of interventions in order to create an enhanced response to manage risk more robustly and effectively.
Slide3
Key Principles
Making the best use of local resourcesProvide a local response to local problemsProviding targeted resources with clear actions and expected outcomes
Co-location enhancing information sharing and collaboration
Offenders facing up to their responsibility or facing the consequences
Supporting long-term desistance from crime
Slide4
IOM OLDHAM - Key Agencies
Key agencies include:
Multi-Agency
Safeguarding Hub (
MASH)
National
Probation Service (NPS)
Greater Manchester Police (GMP)
Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC)
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services / One Recovery
Prisons - Housing and Offender Management HMP Forest Bank
Alcohol Treatment Services
Early help
ACORN (Rehab)
Complex Needs and Dependency Case Panel
STRIVE
Slide5
IOM & RISK MANAGEMENT
IOM intelligence Spotlight meetings take place three times a week and daily intelligence reports are circulated to key partners. Both promote live time information sharing and effective management of individuals on the scheme.
This may include:
Supporting licence conditions & Court Orders
Prison pick ups on release
Disruption visits
Joint home visits
Contribution to MAPPA discussions and actions
Direct support in custody and post release
Other interventions supporting risk management plans
Slide6
IOM - THE OLDHAM COHORT
IOM was first introduced in Oldham in 2010. It was built upon areas of good practice taken from existing schemes already in operation and matched to local priorities.
CURRENT IOM COHORT 114 (
Excl
MAPPA)
SAC
DV
Sex Offenders
National Probation Service (NPS)
30
19
1
Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC)
3941Youth Offending Team 8Non Statutory Cases93
Slide7
COHORT SELECTION
Offenders can be considered for selection and referral at any point during their sentence. Referrals of non statutory cases can also be considered for selection on to the scheme. The scheme operates on the principle that all offenders are in scope.
C
lear, robust and objective partnership process that identifies and selects IOM cases
Applying the selection framework ensures that the right set of offenders are being managed on the scheme.
Slide8
Come from all key agencies and by local partnership meetings which include:
MAPPA Monthly Pre Migration Meetings Monthly Migration Meetings
Partnership Intelligence Meetings (held three times a week)
Weekly Challenger Meetings
Monthly Complex Dependency Cases Meeting
Other Sources include:
Referrals from Police, NPS, CRC, YOT, & Strive
Treatment Services
Prison releases
Transfers from areas within GMP and other Police force Areas
Nominations
Slide9
Challenges to the Scheme
Each organisation has its own governance structureFundingDifferent operating models
Co-location difficulties
Slide10
Responding to the Challenges
Statutory duties in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 promote partnership working.Regular IOM multi-agency meetings:
Intelligence meetings which are held three times a week
Monthly Pre-Migration meeting
Monthly Migration Meeting
Links to other core partnership meetings:
Weekly Challenger Meeting
Monthly Vulnerability Meeting
Agreed partnership offender management plans
Slide11
Other Achievements
High risk domestic violence perpetrator pilot (Early Help/Spotlight)
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Presentations text content in Integrated Offender Management
Integrated Offender Management
The Oldham OfferDerek Rhoden NPS Christopher French GMP
Slide2The IOM Approach
Integrated Offender Management brings together a cross agency response to crime and re-offending threats faced by local communities.
The approach identifies the most problematic and persistent offenders and uses a combination of interventions in order to create an enhanced response to manage risk more robustly and effectively.
Slide3Key Principles
Making the best use of local resourcesProvide a local response to local problemsProviding targeted resources with clear actions and expected outcomes
Co-location enhancing information sharing and collaboration
Offenders facing up to their responsibility or facing the consequences
Supporting long-term desistance from crime
Slide4IOM OLDHAM - Key Agencies
Key agencies include:
Multi-Agency
Safeguarding Hub (
MASH)
National
Probation Service (NPS)
Greater Manchester Police (GMP)
Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC)
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services / One Recovery
Prisons - Housing and Offender Management HMP Forest Bank
Alcohol Treatment Services
Early help
ACORN (Rehab)
Complex Needs and Dependency Case Panel
STRIVE
Slide5IOM & RISK MANAGEMENT
IOM intelligence Spotlight meetings take place three times a week and daily intelligence reports are circulated to key partners. Both promote live time information sharing and effective management of individuals on the scheme.
This may include:
Supporting licence conditions & Court Orders
Prison pick ups on release
Disruption visits
Joint home visits
Contribution to MAPPA discussions and actions
Direct support in custody and post release
Other interventions supporting risk management plans
Slide6IOM - THE OLDHAM COHORT
IOM was first introduced in Oldham in 2010. It was built upon areas of good practice taken from existing schemes already in operation and matched to local priorities.
CURRENT IOM COHORT 114 (
Excl
MAPPA)
SAC
DV
Sex Offenders
National Probation Service (NPS)
30
19
1
Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC)
3941Youth Offending Team 8Non Statutory Cases93
Slide7COHORT SELECTION
Offenders can be considered for selection and referral at any point during their sentence. Referrals of non statutory cases can also be considered for selection on to the scheme. The scheme operates on the principle that all offenders are in scope.
C
lear, robust and objective partnership process that identifies and selects IOM cases
Applying the selection framework ensures that the right set of offenders are being managed on the scheme.
Slide8Come from all key agencies and by local partnership meetings which include:
MAPPA Monthly Pre Migration Meetings Monthly Migration Meetings
Partnership Intelligence Meetings (held three times a week)
Weekly Challenger Meetings
Monthly Complex Dependency Cases Meeting
Other Sources include:
Referrals from Police, NPS, CRC, YOT, & Strive
Treatment Services
Prison releases
Transfers from areas within GMP and other Police force Areas
Nominations
Slide9Challenges to the Scheme
Each organisation has its own governance structureFundingDifferent operating models
Co-location difficulties
Slide10Responding to the Challenges
Statutory duties in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 promote partnership working.Regular IOM multi-agency meetings:
Intelligence meetings which are held three times a week
Monthly Pre-Migration meeting
Monthly Migration Meeting
Links to other core partnership meetings:
Weekly Challenger Meeting
Monthly Vulnerability Meeting
Agreed partnership offender management plans
Slide11Other Achievements
High risk domestic violence perpetrator pilot (Early Help/Spotlight)
Monthly surgeries at Forest Bank Prison
(One Recovery/Spotlight)
Use of civil legislation (Criminal
B
ehaviour Orders) to reduce re-offending.
(Community Safety/INPT/Spotlight
)