Integrated Model of
Detention
Mary Geaney
National Manager / Detention School Services
Context
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Background
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Current
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Future
Principles
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Legislation
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International Standards
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Detention Last Resort
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Safe Secure Environment
Principles (contd.)
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Rights – Individual
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Responsibilities – Collective
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Accountability
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Positive Transition
Integrated Model
Justice
Offence
Punishment
Restorative
Justice
Victim
Social Justice
Risk/
Protective
Factors
Integrated Model – Responsibilities
Juvenile
Offender
Community
Victim
Improvement – Development
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Inspections – Rolling Programme
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Staff – Professional / CPD
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Service Development
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Stakeholder Involvement
Detention
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Detention – Positive Transition
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Access to Services
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Individualised Programmes
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Families/Significant Others
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Outreach/Inreach
Rights & Responsibilities
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Child

Staff

Managers
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Community

Government
Integrated Model
Government
Community
Training
Dept. of
Education
Education & Science
Management
Dept. of
Health &
Children
Unit
Manager
Staff
Directors
Eclectic
Child
Health
Risk/
Protective
Factors
QuantifiedMulti-disciplinary
Deputy
Directors
Family
Board of Management
Employment
Dept. of Environment,
Heritage and Local
Government
Accommodation
Dept. of Justice,
Equality and Law
Reform