帮助澳大利亚太平洋地区青少年罪犯及其家庭的综合案件管理模式。

Jioji Ravulo
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太平洋裔支助服务(Pasifika Support Services,PSS)是一项由非政府组织澳大利亚使命团管理、新南威尔士州州长办公室资助的计划,旨在满足太平洋裔青年罪犯的需求。该计划从 2005 年 6 月开始实施,到 2009 年 6 月结束,与新南威尔士州警察部队共同实施了一个具有成本效益的综合案件管理模式,以解决太平洋裔青少年罪犯和家庭支持网络特有的社会风险因素。对 60 名青少年通过参与该计划所取得的成果进行了审查,外部评估人员进行的评估进一步证实了这一点。通过与文化相关的过程和实践,并结合跨机构的承诺,制定一种共同的方法,采用全面、深入的个案管理模式,影响个人、社区和组织的变化,这一点非常重要,是所讨论的各种成果的基础。
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An Integrated Case Management Model to Assist Pacific Youth Offenders and Their Families in Australia.

Pasifika Support Services (PSS) was a program managed by a nongovernment organization, Mission Australia, and funded by the New South Wales Premiers Office to meet the needs of young offenders from a Pacific background. PSS ran from June 2005 to June 2009 and implemented a cost-effective integrated case management model with the New South Wales Police Force adapted to address social risk factors specific to Pacific youth offenders and family support networks. Sixty young people were reviewed regarding the outcomes achieved through their participation, further supported by an evaluation carried out by an external evaluator who found that 65% of participants did not reoffend after 18 months of completing the program. An importance of developing a shared approach to employing a holistic and intensive model of case management that affects individual, community, and organizational change through culturally relevant processes and practices, paired with a cross institutional commitment underpins the various outcomes discussed.

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