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A flexible, multi pathway model is therefore required to address criminogenic needs holistically and support long-term desistance.\nWe require access to a comprehensive suite of interventions, including, but not limited to, the following areas:\n•\tThinking Skills\n•\tConsequential Thinking\n•\tFemale-Specific Interventions\n•\tYouth-Specific Programmes (including child-on-parent violence, anti-social behaviour)\n•\tHealthy Relationships\n•\tShoplifting\n•\tSubstance Use Interventions (Cannabis, Cocaine/Class A, and other substances)\n•\tAlcohol Misuse\n•\tAnger Management\n•\tWellbeing and Emotional Regulation\n•\tImpact of Crime\n•\tVictim Awareness\n•\tAnti-Social Behaviour (ASB)\n•\tDomestic Abuse Perpetrator Interventions\n•\tHate Crime\n•\tAssault on Emergency Workers\n•\tFraud \nEstimated annual referral/caseload volumes:\n•\tOnline interventions: approximately 2,500 referrals per 12 month period.\n•\tWomens intervention and support: approximately 200 referrals per 12 month period.\n•\tDomestic abuse perpetrator referrals: approximately 150 referrals per 12 month period.\nCollaborative bids are strongly encouraged to ensure a holistic, integrated offer across pathways. 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