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Lifeboat

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A restorative programme focusing on attitudes and community identity.

Lifeboat is an 8 session interactive groupwork programme using the concept of a boat trip to encourage participants to work together to develop problem solving, communication and decision making skills.

 

"Rehabilitation happens when people feel connected to their communities and confront their mistakes."

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 - Joaquin E DiazDeLeon, former Fresno gang member

 

The programme consists of 8 sessions that can be delivered flexibly.  Lifeboat draws on Restorative Practice, Social Learning and Cognitive Behavioural Theories to explore attitudes, values and beliefs that impact on behaviour.  Techniques are introduced that encourage young people to explore connection with their environment, with aim of reducing conflict and repairing harm; and support positive changes in attitudes and behaviour, which contribute to the creation of a restorative culture.

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All Magistra Programmes are Open College Network accredited at Level 2. 

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