PS Plus 1 Project Summary. M. Musiol A. Bennett

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1 1 Project Summary M. Musiol A. Bennett

2 35 Starters, Completers and Early Leavers Per Month 3 No. of Benficiaries Oct-2 Nov-2 Dec-2 Jan-3 Feb-3 Mar-3 Apr-3 May-3 Jun-3 Jul-3 Aug-3 Sep-3 Oct-3 Nov-3 Dec-3 Jan-4 Feb-4 Mar-4 Apr-4 May-4 Jun-4 Jul-4 Aug-4 Date STARTERS COMPLETERS EARLY LEAVERS o The number of monthly starters increased steadily to approximately 12 in February 24, before dramatically increasing to 35 in March 24. o The number of beneficiaries completing each month steadily increased to approximately 5 in June 24. The number of completers then dramatically increased during the last two months of the project. Page 2 of 15

3 Cumulative Starters, Completers and Early Leavers No Of Benficiaries Oct-2 Nov-2 Dec-2 Jan-3 Feb-3 Mar-3 Apr-3 May-3 Jun-3 Jul-3 Aug-3 Sep-3 Oct-3 Nov-3 Dec-3 Jan-4 Feb-4 Mar-4 Apr-4 May-4 Jun-4 Jul-4 Aug-4 Date STARTERS COMPLETERS EARLY LEAVERS o 1556 beneficiaries were worked with on 1. o Of these, 8284 completed the project upon release from custody and 7222 left the project early. Page 3 of 15

4 Reasons for Early Leavers Too Many Barriers; 95; 6% Other; 84; 6% Decided not to continue on Project; 55; 5% Services not required; 1344; 9% Disengaged; 122; 1% Other; 177; 15% Transferred; 1573; 11% Decided not to continue on project; 274; 14% Unknown; 769; 54% Transferred to non ps plus establishment; 228; 19% Unknown; 615; 51% Male Beneficiaries Female Beneficiaries o 14% (274) of the male beneficiaries who left the project early, and 5% (55) of the female beneficiaries who left the project early decided not to continue on 1. o 11% (1573) of male early leavers, and 19% (228) of female beneficiaries early leavers transferred to another non-ps Plus establishment. o For 54% (769) of the male beneficiaries and 51% (615) of the female beneficiaries who left early, their reason for doing so was unknown. Page 4 of 15

5 Beneficiaries Started On 1 Ethnic Breakdown of All Beneficiaries Other, 73, % Mixed Race, 296, 2% Chinese, 7, % White - Other, 587, 4% Asian, 712, 5% Not known, 812, 5% Black, 112, 7% White - British, 11899, 77% o 77% (11899) of 1 beneficiaries were White-British. o 18% (2795) of beneficiaries were from ethnic minority groups. o The ethnic origin of 812 beneficiaries was unknown. Page 5 of 15

6 Age and Dossier Number of Beneficiaries on Starting Female Male No of Beneficiaries Unknown Age Breakdown o The average (mean) age of 1 beneficiaries on starting the project was 29 years and 7 months (29 years and 5 months for male beneficiaries and 31 years and 6 months for female beneficiaries). The average (mode) age group for both male and female beneficiaries is 21 3 years old. 127 Page 6 of 15

7 Disabled Beneficiaries Disabled, 88, 1% Not Disabled, 15418, 99% o 88 (1%) of the beneficiaries on 1 were classified as being disabled. Page 7 of 15

8 Beneficiary Background 6 Male Female No of Beneficiaries Disadvantaged Ward Re-entry from Prison 18 Itinerant Refugee Migrant Substance Use o Over 5 of the beneficiaries on 1 were substance users. o Nearly 24 of the beneficiaries on 1 were ex-offenders. o Almost 17 of the beneficiaries on 1 had no fixed abode on joining the project (itinerant). Page 8 of 15

9 Unemployed Beneficiaries and over 82 No of Beneficiaries <6 Months 6-11 Months Months Months >36 Months Period Unemployed o 774 (5%) of beneficiaries were unemployed before starting on 1. o With the exception of the long-term unemployed, unemployment rates decrease as the unemployment period increases. Page 9 of 15

10 Qualifications on Starting Project Female Male Below NVQ 1 No Qual NVQ 1 NVQ 2 68 NVQ 3 25 NVQ 4 or higher 2 35 Other o 1264 (82%) of beneficiaries had no formal qualifications on starting 1. o 214 (14%) of beneficiaries started the project with an NVQ equivalent qualification. Page 1 of 15

11 Examinations Passed by Beneficiaries Failed, 85, % Not Complete, 312, 9% Pass Awaiting Qualification, 47, % Not Complete, 16, 1% Failed, 3, % Pass Awaiting Qualification, 5, % Passed, 112, 7% Passed, 3889, 12% Unknown, 25799, 79% Unknown, 1535, 92% Male Beneficiaries Female Beneficiaries o The results for (79%) of exams for male beneficiaries, and 1535 (92%) of exams for female beneficiaries were unknown. o 3936 (12%) of male beneficiaries passed their exams, while 117 (7%) of female beneficiaries passed their exams. o Just 88 beneficiaries failed an exam. Page 11 of 15

12 NVQ Equivalence for Passed Subjects Male Beneficiaries NVQ 3, 42, 1% Other, 98, 2% No Qual, 215, 5% NVQ 2, 369, 9% Below, 153, 27% Unknown, 4, % NVQ 4, 3, % NVQ 1, 2152, 56% Subject No of Beneficiaries IT (ECDL, CLAIT etc) 6 Adult Literacy 467 Adult Numeracy 37 Preparation For Work 244 Key Skills 217 Gym/Sport/Fitness 177 Health & Safety 162 Food Hygiene 146 First Aid 115 Fork Lift Truck 95 Drugs Awareness 89 Other 1254 TOTAL 3936 o 2566 NVQ levels 1, 2, 3 and 4 have been gained by male beneficiaries on 1. o 837 adult literacy and numeracy courses have been passed by male beneficiaries on 1. o 6 male beneficiaries passed a course in computing. Page 12 of 15

13 NVQ Equivalence for Passed Subjects Female Beneficiaries Below, 4, 3% NVQ 2, 32, 27% NVQ 3, 2, 2% Other, 1, 1% NVQ 1, 78, 67% Subject No of Beneficiaries IT (ECDL, CLAIT etc) 34 Adult Literacy 3 Adult Numeracy 14 Fork Lift Truck 11 Other 8 Key Skills 7 Painting & Decorating 4 Hairdressing 3 English 2 Food Hygiene 2 Social And Life Skills 2 TOTAL 117 o 112 NVQ levels 1, 2 and 3 have been gained by female beneficiaries on 1. o 44 adult literacy and numeracy courses have been passed by female beneficiaries on 1. o 34 female beneficiaries passed a course in computing. Page 13 of 15

14 Timesheet Hours Female Male No of Hours Theory Practical Work Experience Guidance o 1,95,83 hours were collected from beneficiaries on ,897 hours (7%) were accrued by female beneficiaries and 1,769,933 hours (93%) by male beneficiaries. o 73% of the hours collected by female beneficiaries were for theory, while 5% of the hours collected by male beneficiaries were for practical activities. Page 14 of 15

15 No of Beneficiaries Beneficiary Destinations on Female Male 2 Full Time Employment FE/Training or Other Gov' Progs Not known o 1135 (7%) beneficiaries gained employment on 1. Other Part Time employment Self Employed Unemployed Voluntary Work o 964 (6%) beneficiaries entered further education/training or another government programme after leaving the project. o 1196 (77%) of beneficiaries left 1 without employment or training. However, many gained qualifications or soft outcomes and nevertheless further improved their employability in preparation for release. Page 15 of 15

PROJECT SUMMARY LANCASTER CASTLE. M. Musiol K. Wood

PROJECT SUMMARY LANCASTER CASTLE M. Musiol K. Wood 45 Starters, Completers and Early Leavers Per Month 4 35 3 No. of Benficiaries 25 2 15 1 5 Sep-4 Oct-4 Nov-4 Dec-4 Jan-5 Feb-5 Mar-5 Apr-5 May-5 Jun-5