School Age More unmet health The Ministry of Justice reported Cumbria Youth Offending Service (YOS) reported that in the 2013-14 year there needs than other Nursing that Cumbria’s rate of 10-17 were 340 young offenders (aged 10-17 years) in Cumbria, a fall of 102 (-23.1%) children of their age year olds first time entrants in from the previous year (poor communication Early help 12-19 2014 was 438 per 100,000 The rate of first time entrants has fallen significantly at 322 per 100,000 (down skills, mental health population; this was similar to from 440 per 100,000 in the previous problems, learning School the national average of 409 per year). difficulties and both counsellor/ 100,000 but an increase from Furthermore, there were 32 custodial sentences in the county for young offenders, and risk of harm to Mentor the county’s rate of 329 per down from 33 in the previous year. The greatest proportion of Cumbria’s young others).. It is the Young 100,000 in 2013 (nationally offenders (36.3%) were aged 17+ years, while 81.4% were male. The greatest combination of YOS offenders and rates fell during the last year proportion of offences amongst Cumbria’s young offenders were for ‘Violence overlapping facts that young people from 448 per 100,000 in 2013). Against the Person’ (20%). gives these children Juvenile Justice at risk of (Cumbria multiple and complex Crime & Community Safety Strategic Assessment Cumbria Summary 2014 ) (Constabulary/ offending needs and heightens the Probation) risk of their being drawn into anti-social activity. NACRO Rates of offending amongst CLA are more than five times higher than those reported for all children. (Outcomes for Children Looked After 2014 SFR) Carlisle having the greatest proportion (24%) and Eden (8%) the least. Hidden young people in Lone parent households with dependent children: source ONS 2011 urban/rural poor School Age households countywide. Nursing Early help 0-12 Children from Households that have lone Early help 12-19 family units are Young people parents with dependent School living with considered to be twice children (5.7%): a lower counsellor/ lone parent as likely to suffer mental proportion (7.1%) mentor. health problems.. (ONS, overall than the English Primary Care average. 2005) PMHEIS (ONS 2011)
Young offenders and young people at risk of offending The Ministry of Justice reported that Cumbria’s rate of 10-17 year olds first time entrants in 2014 was 438 per 100,000 population; this was similar to the national average of 409 per 100,000 but an increase from the county’s rate of 329 per 100,000 in 2013 (nationally rates fell during the last year from 448 per 100,000 in 2013). Cumbria Youth Offending Service (YOS) reported that in the 2013-14 year there were 340 young offenders (aged 10-17 years) in Cumbria, a fall of 102 (-23.1%) from the previous year The rate of first time entrants has fallen significantly at 322 per 100,000 (down from 440 per 100,000 in the previous year). Furthermore, there were 32 custodial sentences in the county for young offenders, down from 33 in the previous year. The greatest proportion of Cumbria’s young offenders (36.3%) were aged 17+ years, while 81.4% were male. The greatest proportion of offences amongst Cumbria’s young offenders were for ‘Violence Against the Person’ (20%). (Cumbria Crime & Community Safety Strategic Assessment Cumbria Summary 2014 ) School Age Nursing Early help 12-19 School counsellor/ Mentor YOS Juvenile Justice (Constabulary/ Probation) NACRO More unmet health needs than other children of their age (poor communication skills, mental health problems, learning difficulties and both and risk of harm to others).. It is the combination of overlapping facts that gives these children multiple and complex needs and heightens the risk of their being drawn into anti-social activity. Rates of offending amongst CLA are more than five times higher than those reported for all children. (Outcomes for Children Looked After 2014 SFR) Young people living with lone parent Households that have lone parents with dependent children (5.7%): a lower proportion (7.1%) overall than the English average. (ONS 2011) Carlisle having the greatest proportion (24%) and Eden (8%) the least. Lone parent households with dependent children: source ONS 2011 School Age Nursing Early help 0-12 Early help 12-19 School counsellor/ mentor. Primary Care PMHEIS Hidden young people in urban/rural poor households countywide. Children from family units are considered to be twice as likely to suffer mental health problems.. (ONS, 2005)
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