Maximum involvement by all trainees in properly planned, meaningful, constructive, and challenging activities. Close liaison with Family, Judiciary and all other associated agencies. The development and understanding of Citizenship. The overall experience is one of 'inclusion' enabling trainees to reappraise their lives, redirecting their efforts for the future. It encourages self-confidence, responsibility and personal discipline, teaching the individual to avoid conflict and empowering them to handle their personal lives more effectively.
Staff are highly qualified and motivated.
Some are Psychologists, Occupational Therapists and Teachers. Others are ex Youth, Social and Probation Services Staff and ex Royal Marine and Military instructors. All are committed to honouring and empowering the individual offender to realise their highest levels of personal achievement, self-esteem and expectations. Trainees learn to acknowledge and understand individual and team strengths, weaknesses, abilities and fears. They learn to appreciate values and standards of moral courage and behaviour.