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Neimann Pick and their families beyond our shores Losing Georgina has been so hard and we are so grateful to be able to keep Georginas name and spirit alive She would be as proud of you as we are . learning from current data and practice. Lorraine Khan. , Associate Director, Children and Young People Programme. A need to belong: what leads girls to join gangs?. Key messages. Girls in . gangs . are. Theories of emotion. Our emotional state is closely related to our motivation. For each . behavior . that you perform there is an accompanying feeling about that action. Emotion influences motivation, and motivation influences emotion. . Anna Reilly– Senior Young People’s Advocate. Safer London Foundation. Our vision is for young people in London to feel safe and achieve their potential. We work to improve the safety and wellbeing of young people in London affected by violence and crime. 13. :. Who Cares? What’s so Interesting?. Words Relating to Lacking Interest or Emotion. Aloof. I tried to stay . aloof. from the bickering between my mother and sister.. My friend from New York was always very courteous, but seemed faintly . Meeting Needs through Innovation and . PbR. :. A Provider’s Perspective. Rebecca Pritchard . (former Youth Homelessness Specialist Adviser). About Kipper. Small, specialist local providers: 30+ years experience of working with young homeless people in the East End. Mentoring Young Adults Away From Violence. Keith Blackburn. Lessons From America: The . Flamo. Story. Aim. : Understand how to apply different methods of relationship building in . a teenage/gang related environment. . An introduction to emotion coaching. Will Calver, . Each . local authority . in England must make arrangements to . promote co-operation between— .. (a. ) the . authority; . (b) each of the authority’s relevant partners; and .. learning from current data and practice. Lorraine Khan. , Associate Director, Children and Young People Programme. A need to belong: what leads girls to join gangs?. Key messages. Girls in . gangs . are. Nottinghamshire. . County Council - Youth Service. Sarah . M. arlow. Shane Butkeraitis. Aims of this session. Explain who we are and what we do . Give the background to ASSIST. Talk about the programme. Mentoring Young Adults Away From Violence. Keith Blackburn. Lessons From America: The . Flamo. Story. Aim. : Understand how to apply different methods of relationship building in . a teenage/gang related environment. . Listening to children in the secure estate. Sue Berelowitz. Deputy Children’s Commissioner/Chief Executive. 3 The best interests of the child must be the top priority. 12 Right to express an opinion and be taken seriously. Frake CAMHS Specialist Nurse. Registered Nurse and Family Therapist registered with the UKCP. Julie Quincey Designated Nurse Safeguarding Adults and Children . Registered Nurse, Health Visitor BA in Child and Adolescent Mental Health. Strategy: No Need to Exclude . ….work towards the position where the needs of all young people are addressed, and where schools no longer feel the need to exclude given the continuum of provision and support available to enable them to meet pupil needs. County Lines operate as drug dealing businesses and are motivated by profit. . Referred to as ‘going country’ ‘going . cunch. ’ or ‘going OT’. Version 1 – July 2018. Urban Street Gangs.