1.33 Evaluation of 'We Move': A Manchester mentoring programme for young people at risk of involvement in organised crime
Academic team: Dr Emma Williams, Dr Shona Morrison
Policing partners: Greater Manchester Police
Status: Complete
Greater Manchester Police have commissioned CPRL to undertake an evaluation of a mentoring intervention programme designed support 60 young people (under 18 years) impacted by serious and violent crime. The overarching aim of the scheme is to prevent children and young people's future involvement in serious organised criminal activity and violence, both as perpetrators and victims. The evaluation will involve before and after interviews with young people as they enter and leave the programme, and focus groups with mentors delivering the programme.
Outputs
| Title | Outputs type | Lead academic | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evaluation of WeMove: A mentoring intervention to reduce youth violence and exploitation | Final report | Morrison, S | 2025 |
| Evaluation of WeMove: A mentoring intervention to reduce youth violence and exploitation | Short report | Morrison, S | 2025 |
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