Lincolnshire Liaison & Diversion supports vulnerable people in contact with Criminal Justice System
Co-delivered @LPFTNHS & @LATcharity
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.@RANDCorporation evaluation of the impact of the national model of Liaison and Diversion schemes in police custody concludes they are cost effective. https://t.co/3AviEyuvif
The Lincolnshire Criminal Justice Liaison and Diversion (CJL&D) service has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Clinician to join them, assessing and supporting vulnerable adults and children coming into contact with the criminal justice system.
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The Lincolnshire Criminal Justice Liaison and Diversion Service (CJL&D) is celebrating one year of successful service, supporting vulnerable individuals in the criminal justice system throughout a challenging year.
Read more about this achievement here: https://t.co/bWroHrtQQ6
We are One Year Old today! The last year has flown by, but we are delighted to have supported 1,091 vulnerable individuals at the point of arrest. @LPFTNHS@LATcharity@LincsPolice#Partnership
https://t.co/dBFIDl60IG
More positive feedback today, this time from a man who the team have helped to engage with community mental health services and to prove local connection to secure suitable accommodation; “everything is getting better” #liaison#diversion#CJLD#positivity
“I feel happy because it looks like I’m finally going to get some help” - feedback to @LincsPolice Custody Sergeant from young man who had just been supported by Jaide, one of our #CJLD team. #OneTeam
As we head back into lockdown @Nomad emergency accommodation would be grateful of spare food from cafes & restaurants forced to close. We can collect & you can be sure it will be used for those in need. Close to date food is fine. We serve 3 meals a day to 20 residents. Thank you
Mutual learning is important when training volunteers. Previous experiences enhance the learning for us and the other volunteers in the group. One of our prospective volunteers brought a new perspective in a boundaries scenarios session.
#volunteering
Lovely feedback received from one of our clients today:
“You’ve got me back on the right track, you’ve done a grand job and I’m really pleased you were there to help”
Liaison And Diversion Schemes Proven To Work
Longitudinal study finds that custody-based liaison and diversion schemes reduce reoffending and improve mental health.
https://t.co/D5IlGEvNrH
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Our colleagues work day-in-and-day-out with service users who are vulnerable, & some are struggling to cope. For anyone who needs help, the Samaritans provides 24/7 support via their helpline: 116 123. #WSPD2020.
https://t.co/RdGKQLLOTv attention mental health nurses!!! We have a vacancy in our court team: a role which gives the opportunity to help support vulnerable people in the criminal justice system. Follow the link for details!
Delighted to see the national Liaison and Diversion (L&D) service have now secured 100% roll-out of L&D services to custody suites across England, first commenced in 2014, with a first class service specification. https://t.co/T5upwXmj6w
Lots of support arranged for a vulnerable lady today. First time in custody. @WithYouLincs @s2c_Lincs referrals made plus help with ETE and finances. As she was released she said "thank you for your help. Being in custody was a wakeup call I needed" #EarlyIntervention
Client assessment completed in Russian today! Identified healthcare needs due to difficulties taking essential medication via injection; @LPFTNHS colleague liaised with client's GP re prescription for tablets. Follow-up info given in Russian to aid understanding #OneTeam
Busy few days for team; bailed client NFA in unfamiliar area, arrangements made with @YMCA_Nomad for emergency accommodation, provided with train times and map of area to ensure compliance with bail reporting, all arranged via interpreter. Follow-up; fully complying with bail!