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1. Pathways to Prevention - Inala

   Category: Download:Fact Sheets

   The Pathways to Prevention Project is an innovative crime prevention and early intervention partnership between Mission Australia and Griffith University. Operating as a family support service, Pathways ... Wednesday, 23 July 2008

2. Crime and Social Isolation: Beyond Moral Panics and Bad Parents

   Category: Download:Social Policy Seminars

   Dr Murray Lee is senior lecturer in criminology at the University of Western Sydney in the School of Applied Social and Human Sciences. Dr Murray has also been a research coordinator on a large three-year ... Thursday, 27 March 2008

3. Community Services in Queensland

   Category: Community Services/Community Services by State

   ... families and healthy, happy children: Pathways to Prevention Project, Inala The Pathways to Prevention Project is an innovative crime prevention and early intervention partnership between Mission ... Tuesday, 18 March 2008

4. Program wins crime prevention award

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   Mission Australia’s crime prevention program for young people from Pacific Islands backgrounds and their families, the Pacifika Support Service has been named the NSW winner of the Australian Crime and ... Tuesday, 26 February 2008

5. U-Turn graduates donate car to victim of crime

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   A group of young Tasmanians today graduated from Mission Australia's U-Turn automotive training course, donating a rebuilt Mitsubishi Lancer to a victim of crime. Mission Australia’s State Director Noel ... Thursday, 20 December 2007

6. Youth Beat service to help young Tasmanians

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   ... will improve. “This will be achieved by developing and supervising weekend activities to increase safety and potentially decrease crime.” An arts competition was recently held to encourage young people ... Monday, 22 October 2007

7. Tasmanian youth wanted for mobile arts competition

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   ... will be achieved by developing and supervising weekend activities to increase safety and potentially decrease crime. “By providing an after house point of contact, it is also hoped young people’s safety ... Monday, 10 September 2007

8. Young people in Adelaide’s south on a roll to prevent crime, bridge generation gap

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   Young people in Adelaide’s south have come up with a ‘Crackerjack’ idea to help prevent crime and bridge the generation gap between old and young at a special Mission Australia lawn bowls event at the ... Friday, 03 August 2007

9. Supporting Tasmanian communities for children

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   ... skills from an early age and prevent social problems, including crime, occurring later in life,” Mr Mundy said. “Communities for Children takes an integrated approach to the problems many children and ... Friday, 13 July 2007

10. Tasmanian U-Turn graduates reward victim of crime

    Category: News/Media Releases Archive

    A group of seven young Tasmanians today graduated from Mission Australia's U-Turn automotive training course, donating a rebuilt Toyota Camry to a Devonport victim of crime. Mission Australia’s State ... Saturday, 05 May 2007

11. Australian-first study shows achievements of ground-breaking early intervention program

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    ... as part of a crime-reduction strategy but has since grown to become a much larger and detailed program, now delivered in four states, and influenced the Commonwealth Government’s own early intervention ... Thursday, 07 December 2006

12. New program to protect homeless young women from sexual assault, other harm

    Category: News/Media Releases Archive

    ... learn coping behaviours that enable them to move forward.” The Equip program is funded by the National Community Crime Prevention Programme, an Australian Government initiative. It will also be conducted ... Monday, 15 May 2006