EUCPN toolbox: work-related crime
Labour exploitation and work-related crime: a problem analysis and prevention framework
Results
114 results
Results
Stiftung SPI
This project offers support and alternatives to anti-social behaviour by working continuously with persistant young offenders under the age of criminal responsibility.Soziale Stadt
The German programme 'Soziale Stadt' was set up in 1999 to combat increasing social and spatial disparity in cities by an integrated approach, implementing measures and projects in...Faustlos (Without fists, UK: Second Step)
Promotion of social-emotional competences and violence prevention.Taking Responsibility - Breaking away from Hate and Violence
Educational work with violent extremist/fundamentalist juvenile male convicts plus an additional post-release coaching, that will deradicalize juvenile extremists, reintegrate them...Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme)
Triple P is the worlds most extensively evaluated, strongly supported and widely implemented system of parenting intervention, aiming at reducing mental disorders in children and...Roundtable Domestic Violence in the Rems-Murr-County
The aim is of the project is to achieve an effective protection of victims of domestic violence through a coordinated cooperation of the involved institutions.Youth Without Alcohol
This project is to reduce the risk of getting a victim or an offender in a drunken state.German project "Prevention Project Dunkelfeld (PPD)"
The Prevention Project Dunkelfeld (PPD) provides confidential treatment free of charge for individuals who have a partial or exclusive sexual preference in terms of pedophilia or...Ausweg
To prevent drug abuse, alcohol abuse and a criminal career by young people between 18 and 21, who were picked up by the police because of the consumption of drugs or alcohol."JET" (Intervention Team for the Protection of Minors)
The 'JET'- Intervention Team for the Protection of Minors project, focuses on tackling violence in advance and places responsibility upon organisers, the regulatory authorities as...