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Integrated Offender Management Serving our communities, protecting them from harm • IOM Key Principles: • All partners tackling offenders together • Delivering local response to local problems • Offenders facing their responsibilities or facing consequences • Making better use of existing (and proven) programmes and governance i.e. DIP • All offenders at high risk of harm and re offending in scope Integrated Offender Management Serving our communities, protecting them from harm • WMP IOM Policy: • • • • • • • • Priority Based Budgeting Strategic Aims and Governance Identification & management of offenders Scoring framework Ownership ODOC & Co located hubs Training & Toolkit Pathways Integrated Offender Management Serving our communities, protecting them from harm • IOM links to DIP: • DIP remains crucial to the delivery of sustained reductions in re-offending • Strong evidence around role played by drug treatment in reducing re-offending • HCCU cohort within IOM and most non-compliant can be referred into more intensive arrangements if necessary • Aligning the work of criminal justice agencies & wider social agencies i.e. NTA and Health services • Address potential overlaps and address gaps Integrated Offender Management Serving our communities, protecting them from harm • Other work streams: • • • • • • • Restorative Justice conferencing IOM Wolverhampton Princes Trust Project/Pilot in prisons-Freshstart GPS tracking PMF Turning Point New Leaf Vetting Integrated Offender Management Serving our communities, protecting them from harm • What are the gaps within IOM? • How do we address these gaps? • Any Questions?