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This document discusses the Lifetracks Project run by Rathbone Belfast, which engages with at-risk youth through detached outreach work. Staff and volunteers build relationships with young people and help identify and address issues like educational problems, mental health, addiction, homelessness, unemployment, and family issues. Detached work allows staff to directly observe youths' lives and establish trust in familiar settings, but also presents challenges like moral dilemmas and risk of violence. While some youth reject help, detached outreach effectively reaches those most in need of support.
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- 2. What do we do: Youth engagement: We have a dedicated team of staff and volunteers who will engage with individuals and groups at a street based detached level and seek to initiate and build relationships with these young people and identify their needs and help them develop programmes that are individual to their needs
- 3. http://vimeo.com/38356938#at=0 So whats it Like undertaking detached work?
- 4. Many of the young people Rathbone engage have significant barriers in their lifes and Rathbone seeks to help young people over come this both with support from specialist professional staff and external agencies Areas covered include: Educational underachievement Mental health Offending behaviour Drug and Alcohol addiction Homelessness Unemployment Financial crisis Grief Family breakdown Social isolation LGBT issues
- 5. 永姻看s Cons Get right to the heart Moral dilemmas(Involving of were young people social are services/police/parents/co mmunity Young people can build relationships in a Risk of surrounding they feel Violence/Uncontrolled comfortable environment View of their lives Staff turnover which you dont always see in a club Some young people dont setting want support and can tell you to clear off in not so Dont have to search nice a manner for issues and needs for youth provision as Fifth of the young people we meet them face to met signed up for face programmes/support