The 6th Hub are WYP Officers who work within West Yorkshire Prisons. The Officers work with partner agencies to reduce re-offending focusing on the 7 pathways.
During this months partnership meeting sobriety tags were discussed. A great new tool to help reduce reoffending in relation to alcohol fuelled offences. Wearers reported a positive impact on their lives, wellbeing and behaviour. https://t.co/pt8ku0mkBq #iom#reducingreoffending
The IOM 6th Hub officers at HMP Leeds have now received vaccination jabs for Covid 19. A big step towards getting back face to face meetings with offenders looking to make a positive change. #reducingreoffending#covid19#protectingyou
Adhering to Covid restrictions the 6th hub managed to meet with numerous offenders via video link this week. Identifying areas of a assistance including lifestyle, health and financial factors in order to prevent reoffending. #IOM#preventingreoffending
Well done to the team, identifying a previously unknown cross border relationship with a Domestic Violence offender. Linking in with an external force and implementing safeguarding information sharing to protect a victim. #IOM#PROTECTINGYOU
Great partnership working meeting with The Bridge Project at Bradford. An estimated 80% of inmates have/have previously struggled with substance misuse. Get help and break the cycle. Contact at [email protected] to see how they can help. #IOM#reducingoffending
A domestic violence prisoner was reported threatening a victim to drop all charges. Great partnership work @IOM_6thHub & @HmpLeeds staff identifying the prisoner, blocking all communication and safeguarding the victim. #IOM#protectingyou https://t.co/UZe7pCAz7f
IOM 6th Hub linked in with a prisoner, suffering serious concerns for a family member. Using the working relationships forged over time, officers were able to link in directly with multiple partner agencies to ensure safeguarding for a potential victim #iom#protectingyou
Nine people signed up so far to the TACKLE IT domestic violence course due to start in January 2021. IOM working in partnership with the Violence Reduction Unit and the Leeds Rhinos to reduce domestic violence. #LEEDSRHINOS#IOM#VRU#protectingyou#reducingreoffending
IOM 6th HUB assisted division with enquiries in relation to high risk missing persons. Officers needed urgent information, from a serving prisoner. Information was obtained and divisional officers updated immediately thanks to IOM prison access. #protectingyou#iom
The IOM 6th HUB assisted division with enquiries in relation to a high risk domestic offender. They were harassing the victim whilst remanded in prison. The outcome resulted in new protection measures put in place to safeguard the victim #IOM#protectingyou#reducingreoffending
Excited to launch the new @ukhomeoffice knife crime project. It’s a privilege to provide unprecedented Support to schools to help drive forward a strong, vibrant and innovative project in collaboration with
@WestYorksPolice @WYP_ChrisGibson @BradfordGrammar @CarltonBolling
Students preparing themselves for a social action programme to tackle knife crime. Amazing to hear the discussions, focusing on being a solutions to an important subject
Students preparing themselves for a social action programme to tackle knife crime. Amazing to hear the discussions, focusing on being a solutions to an important subject
From trying on prison clothes to learning how to respond to a person injured in a knife incident, our Year 8 students had a great day considering #PositiveChoices They even got they got to meet a certain midfield dynamo #LUFC #4 Our thanks to @LufcFoundation and @WestYorksPolice
Team Photo taken during our recent training day. Remember we are here to assist WYP officers with help advice about offenders in West Yorkshire prisons. All enquiries though [email protected]#HereToHelp
@Angela_Griffin West Yorkshire police IOM would like to invite you to schools in West Yorkshire to talk to children about knife crime and county lines. We believe that your input would be valuable and much appreciated.
@KateWinslet West Yorkshire police IOM would like to invite you to schools in West Yorkshire to talk to children about knife crime and county lines. We believe your input would be valuable and much appreciated.