East Lothian
DETAILS
Local Authority area:
East Lothian
Primary Courts of relevance:
Edinburgh Sheriff court
All information provided by:
East Lothian Community Justice Partnership
East Lothian Community Justice Information
Published: 15 November 2022
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Accompanying Documents
Community Payback Order: Supervision
Interventions suitable for
All appropriate service users – no restrictions
Programme Title and Provider Justice Social Work Service
Details of all Specific national or local scheme/intervention(s) available
Men – Due to the semi-rural environment there are no current group work programmes for adult males who are subject to supervision however, individual work is undertaken with specific reference to:
• Anger management
• Stress and anxiety management
• Decision making and consequential thinking skills
• Emotional regulation
• Substance misuse and mental health
• Victim awareness
Referrals are also made to specialist services including psychological services, Stop It Now, substance misuse services etc.
Women – CONNECT, this service is co-facilitated by statutory and 3rd Sector agencies to target women who are subject to JSW statutory supervision, at risk of entering the justice system, victims of abuse and/or any women who would benefit from trauma informed support.
General – Individual interventions will be developed and delivered depending on the risk and need presented by the service user.
Possible Outcomes
• Compliance with PASS
• Reduction in custodial sentences
• Address criminogenic needs
• Address risk factor and issues of public protection
• Improve equal and fair access to services
Process for Assessment and/or inclusion in scheme/intervention
CJSWR
LSCMI
Sexual offences – SA07 and RM2000
Domestic abuse perpetrators – Spousal Assault Risk Assessment (SARA)