About the service

Nacro Bradford Intensive Supervision & Surveillance Programme (ISSP) helps young offenders to complete their community sentences and stop offending.

The programme is available to young people on bail, on community sentences or as a condition of their release from custody.

The service tackles the causes of offending, by addressing offending behaviour, promoting victim empathy, encouraging reparation and restorative justice, referring to drugs and alcohol treatment and ensuring young people have access to appropriate education, training and employment opportunities.

We provide:

• linked-in partnership working with other agencies
• tailored supervision plans
• advice and support in accessing other services

What will I get out of it?

• reduced likelihood of re-offending
• new skills
• positive alternatives to crime and/or drugs and alcohol
• intensive support, tailored to individual needs

Service information

Type of service: Community sentences

Participants must be between: 10 and 18

All young people on the Intensive Supervision & Surveillance Programme are there as the result of a court order or custody license condition. It is not possible to make external referrals.

When can I apply?

throughout the year

How long will it last?

The ISSP programme duration is 6 months

Application details

How do I apply?

Referrals as such cannot be made to the Intensive Supervision & Surveillance Programme. Young people are directed to the programme by the courts.

Phone us on: 01274 436067

Email us using the referral enquiry form

Service location

Contact details

Contact: Jim Brady, ISSP Manager

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