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Catch22Minutes

Catch22 believes that in order to thrive, people need the 3Ps: good people around them, a safe place to live, and a purpose in life. Delivering public services across the UK, Catch22 works to achieve these 3Ps across the employability, justice, education and social care sectors. In the Catch22Minutes podcast, we delve into some of today’s major social challenges. We speak to frontline experts, industry leaders and young people, in pursuit of ideas for reforming public services. #catch22minutes

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00:22:57

Missing Children and Child Exploitation

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/12/01

In this episode of Catch22Minutes, we explore how and why children go missing, how it can be prevented, and the signs that a missing episode may be linked to exploitation. We cover what to do if you’re worried that a child is missing, and discuss the response to missing children, including the good, and not so good, practice that can make a real difference as to whether a child goes missing again. We are joined by Josie Allan, Senior Partnerships and Policy Manager at Missing People, and James

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00:21:50

The Third Sector and the Future of Public Services:...

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/07/13

Catch22 traces its roots back to the late eighteenth century and lays claim to the initiation of a range of public services from education to probation. For many of the statutory services we know today, they started off as ideas and then became services delivered by private and voluntary organisations – such as Catch22. Today host Josie Cochrane is joined by Catch22’s former CEO Chris Wright. From his early days as a social worker to leading Catch22 through the immense changes for nearly two

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00:22:00

Hidden Victims and the Meaning of ‘Victim’

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/06/29

‘Hidden victims’ are people who do not access victim services, even though these services are free and independent of the police. Hidden victims are not included in official crime statistics. From those dealing with homelessness or domestic or sexual violence to those who are very young or elderly, their under-reporting means funding does not get sufficiently allocated to these groups of particularly vulnerable groups. At the same time, the term ‘victim’ too often feels disempowering to those

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00:22:36

Preventing Fraud

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/06/15

4.6 million people are affected by fraud each year and around 700,000 will go on to suffer profoundly as a result of its impact. As incidences of fraud continue to grow, as do the sophisticated methods behind different types of fraud, so too will the impact on people’s lives. Joining today’s episode is Kevin McGetrick, Head of Victims Services and Commissioning at the Hertfordshire OPCC, and Neil Postins, Service Delivery Manager for the National Economic Crime Victim Care Unit, headquartered at

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00:22:14

The Digital Revolution in our Prisons

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/06/01

COVID-19 has accelerated the use of technology across the justice sector - from virtual court hearings to video support visits. The challenge now is to ensure innovation continues. We know good people and a purpose are key to helping prison leavers rehabilitate into our communities, so how do we do all this while ensuring human relationships remain the priority? Hosted by Josie Cochrane, joining us today is James Levy from Socrates360 and Code4000’s Jim Taylor. Socrates are developers of

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00:22:50

Restorative Justice

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/05/18

Restorative justice gives victims the opportunity to be heard and the offender the chance to repair the harm done – all through a supportive, controlled environment. It can involve an in-person facilitated discussion, letters or recorded messages between the victim and offender. Research also suggests it results in at least a 14% reduction in the frequency of reoffending, and an 85% victim satisfaction rate. In this episode, Catch22Minutes host Josie Cochrane is joined by Detective Superintendent

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00:22:04

Designing and Delivering Effective Services

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/05/04

Effective service design and delivery is essential in public services. Whether it is improving outcomes for prison leavers or transforming the education system, we all want to create meaningful impact. Joined today by Cell Workout creator LJ Flanders, and Head of Social Impact Challenge Lab, Judah Armani, we discuss the challenges with co-creation and how we can overcome these to better innovate public services across the entire justice sector. Hosted by Catch22 Communications Manager Josie

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00:22:52

Reducing Gang-related Harm

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/04/20

Youth violence and gang-related harm are serious public health issues. While it’s a proportionately small number of young people involved, they have a disproportionately large impact on the communities around them in parts of the UK. There is a strong relationship between socioeconomic factors and gang involvement; exclusion from school, ethnicity, lack of employment prospects, lack of positive role models, and poor housing or homelessness are all cited as factors for joining gangs. Joining host

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00:22:58

The Power of Peer Mentoring

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/04/06

Much of the UK’s criminal justice sector recruits people with lived experience of the justice system as volunteer supporters. These ‘peer mentors’ or ‘peer volunteers’ take on a range of different roles within organisations, both within prisons and in the community, hugely supporting services. Peer volunteers can benefit from the experience of giving back and improving their own self-confidence, and evidence suggests peer volunteering amongst prisoners can also prevent re-offending. Today,

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00:22:14

Foreign Nationals in UK Prisons

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/03/25

Foreign Nationals make up 11% of a total prison population in the UK. HMP Wandsworth has a significant Foreign National population, so much so that in 2021 they mobilised a Foreign National Service, now delivered by Catch22. In most prisons there is no specific support for these individuals, despite their needs being complex and the need for specialist knowledge and support – from language barriers to understanding their rights, support for this cohort is particularly urgent when could face

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00:22:53

Court delays: Reducing the impact

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/03/09

In the UK, there are currently more than 370,000 cases waiting to be heard in magistrate's courts and 60,000 cases waiting to come before the Crown Courts, which handles the most serious cases. Today's episode welcomes Dame Vera Baird, Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, and Harvey Redgrave, CEO of Crest Advisory – the UK research team dedicated to crime and justice issues. Hosted by Catch22's Josie Cochrane, we discuss the impact the delays are having on both victims and defendants, how

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00:22:03

Improving Outcomes for Prison Leavers

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/02/22

With reoffending rates costing society over £18 billion a year in the UK, helping prison leavers to re-enter our communities is urgently needed. With good people around them, a safe place to live, and a purpose in life, people with criminal convictions can significantly contribute to our society. In this first episode of Catch22Minutes of Justice we explore how and why re-integration reduces the chances of reoffending. Why is successful reintegration into the community so important for prison

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00:01:14

Catch22Minutes of Justice

Catch22Minutes ·

2022/02/22

Welcome to the second season of Catch22Minutes. Hosted by Josie Cochrane, the Communications and Marketing Manager at Catch22, this season we’ll be looking into issues faced by the UK’s justice sector, from providing effective victim services to supporting individuals in our prisons and in the community. From developing restorative justice to reducing the impact of court delays, this series will be focused on solutions that could impact every aspect of the justice

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00:22:27

The Debate Episode: Reducing Youth Unemployment and...

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/12/20

It's the final episode of Catch22Minutes' Youth Employment series. In this first series, we have focussed on youth unemployment and the challenges ahead. We have heard from employers and charities, from those working directly with young people and from those operating in specific job sectors. We’ve talked about what needs to be done to reduce the employment gap and support young people into good, sustainable jobs. While we have shared young peoples' stories in every episode, today we are joined by

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00:22:05

Employability Services in the UK

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/12/15

During this first series of Catch22Minutes, we've covered a host of topics relating to youth employment – from digital skills, green jobs, and the hospitality sectors, to apprenticeships and how employment is key for diversion from youth violence and preventing re-offending. We have highlighted some excellent examples of the employability programmes that exist to support young people to get the skills and the confidence to enter today's job market. In one of the last episodes of 2021, we’re asking

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00:22:01

Employing Prison Leavers

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/12/08

Around 66,000 people leave prison in the UK every year. But figures show only 25% of men leave prison and go into some form of employment and the statistic for women is even lower at 20%. Having a job greatly reduces the likelihood of reoffending – and with the yearly cost of reoffending at £18 billion, getting this right could have a significant impact. The government’s recently published prison strategy white paper sets out a plan to get offenders into work – introducing a new job-matching

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00:22:02

Will Young People be Ready for Green Jobs?

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/12/01

The government has pledged to create two million green jobs by 2030. But according to consultancy PwC, just 1.2% of all advertised job roles in the last year were linked to the green economy. So if this ambitious target is to be met, then green jobs could – and should – play a key role in helping tackle youth unemployment. In this episode of Catch22Minutes we ask: What is a green job? How key are green jobs to tackling youth unemployment? And are we seeing more young people wanting to take on jobs

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00:22:58

How Can Social Mobility Improve Youth Employment...

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/11/24

Many of us have experienced the benefits of our social capital when job hunting – whether it’s a referral from a friend of a friend, a former colleague, or just meeting someone at the event you happened to get an invite to. Social capital brings networks, it brings trust and security, and it brings a sense of belonging. With that, it brings individuals the confidence to step up and stand out in the workplace. Research has shown that social capital can even predict work performance – and it helps

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00:22:31

Inclusive Recruitment

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/11/09

From bringing in a broader range of perspectives to understanding your clients or customers better, the benefits of a diverse workforce are huge. But if it’s so beneficial, why do many organisations struggle with inclusive recruitment? Why is it that the employment rate for disabled people is 29 percentage points below the non-disabled rate? And why is the percentage of unemployed people from Black and Minority Ethnic groups twice that of the White British population? On today’s episode of

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00:22:00

Are Apprenticeships the Answer?

Catch22Minutes ·

2021/10/27

In the latest figures, apprenticeship starts are down by about 7% compared to last year. That was despite financial incentives being put in place to encourage businesses to take on apprentices. But could apprenticeships boost youth employment? What impact are Government incentives having in practice? And what are the benefits to businesses and young people in embarking on an apprenticeship? We’ll be exploring all this, and more, with Kirstin Steinmetz, Director of Workforce Development at

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