Inclusion as Prevention (IAP) is an innovative community-driven project that’s aiming to collaboratively shift and re-shape the design and delivery of services for children and young people at risk of offending, and their families.
IAP is based in Scotland’s South Lanarkshire local authority area and is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. IAP’s core partners are CYCJ, South Lanarkshire Council, Action for Children, and Dartington Service Design Lab. CYCJ is supporting IAP through embedded evaluation and communications activity.
Visit the IAP website to find out more.
Reports
Thematic Summary (Engagement): June 2021
Football, Young People and the Cmmunity TOC Report June 2022
‘From Trapped in the System to Changing The System’ IAP Update: Nov 2022
Year 3 Thematic Summary: ‘Is this Coproduction, codesign, participation or something else?’
Street Cones work with Young Men in South Lanarkshire Report
Junior Pathfinders Evaluation Summary
Junior Pathfinders Test of Change Pilot Report
Gender Based Violence Survey Test of Change Update
Blogs
Shape of IAP – July 2019
What’s the point of IAP? – July 2021
The halfway point – how you can help – Aug 2021
A GBV Q&A – Nov 2021
Young People Trapped in the Justice System – Feb 2022
Working together to secure change – May 2022
IAP Football project scores a goal in the community – July 2022
Everyone helps us to the finishing line – July 2022
Young people support others to talk loss – Aug 2022
Co-production: all of the ladders, none of the snakes – Oct 2022
How co-designing with young people can change your practice – Dec 2022
Videos
Story so far – June 2021
Mental health, grief and self-care – Oct 2021
Mental health is a bigger issue now more than ever, and children and young people are particularly affected as they deal with the effects of the ongoing Covid pandemic. With more than half of Scottish children having experienced bereavement of a close family member by the age of eight, dealing with grief and loss can also have a major impact on wellbeing.
For World Mental Health Day 2021, we asked the young people of Happy n Healthy Youth Activists and Springhall and Whitlawburn Youth Development Team to share their self-care tips. Thank you to everyone who contributed!