£708,045
CRIME & JUSTICE
Outcomes: •
Reduced Risk of Criminal Behaviour: Education and employment opportunities reduce idle time, especially among youth, lowering the likelihood of involvement in antisocial or criminal activities • Enhanced Youth Development: Programmes like CyberFirst and Skills City encourage young participants to pursue careers in cyber security and tech, diverting them from risky behaviours • Increased Awareness of Cyber Crime Prevention: CyberFirst participants learn essential cyber security skills, promoting safe online behaviours and reducing vulnerability to cyber crime • Fostering Pro-Social behaviour: Participants develop teamwork, leadership, and communication skills, fostering positive and collaborative behaviour within their communities • Improved Community Trust: Engaging local stakeholders and businesses builds trust between community members, local authorities, and programme facilitators • Support for At-Risk Individuals: By targeting groups (e.g., those from deprived areas, ethnic minority backgrounds, or pupil premium groups), the programmes reduce socio-economic conditions linked to crime
IN4 Group’s programmes contribute significantly to crime reduction and community safety by providing education, employment, and engagement opportunities. These initiatives not only offer a constructive alternative to criminal behaviour but also foster positive social change, particularly among vulnerable groups and the youth. By addressing the root causes of crime and creating opportunities for personal and professional development, IN4 Group’s programmes help reduce crime, foster safer communities, and build a foundation for long- term social stability and justice.
Or 3% of the total value has been delivered through Crime and Justice
Impact:
• Lower Crime Rates: Providing employable skills and meaningful pathways reduces economic and social drivers of crime, leading to safer communities • Prevention of Cyber Crime: Participants equipped with cyber security knowledge help prevent online threats, reducing instances of cyber crime • Safer Local Communities: Economic stability and active engagement of participants strengthen neighbourhoods and reduce criminal activity • Reduced Recidivism: Education and employment opportunities reduce reoffending by providing individuals with viable alternatives to criminal behaviour • Cost Savings for the Justice System: Reducing crime lowers the burden on police, courts, and correctional services, resulting in significant savings for public funds • Improved Social Cohesion: Opportunities for
collaboration and community engagement foster a sense of shared purpose and belonging, reducing divisive behaviours • Positive Role Models: Alumni who succeed in their careers or entrepreneurial ventures serve as positive influences, deterring criminal behaviour among peers • Increased Digital Resilience: Training participants in digital literacy and cyber security helps build safer online environments, benefiting individuals and businesses • Reduced Exploitation Vulnerability: Vulnerable individuals gain the confidence, knowledge, and support to avoid exploitation, both online and in their communities • A Stronger Pipeline to Justice and Law Enforcement Careers: Exposure to cyber security through programmes like CyberFirst opens career pathways in law enforcement, contributing to a safer society
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