Research and analysis

Identity Matters intervention for group and gang related offenders: a process study

Identity Matters is an intervention for group or gang affiliated adult offenders and aims to address issues related to their offending. It is delivered in both custody and community settings across England and Wales.

• From: Ministry of Justice
• Published: 19 July 2019

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Identity Matters intervention for group and gang related offenders in custody and community: findings from a small-scale process study

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Identity Matters (IM), an intervention designed to be delivered to those whose offending is ‘group/gang’ related and address issues related to their offending. A small-scale process study explored the experience of the piloting of IM intervention for participants and staff in custody and community and examined preliminary short-term outcomes of the intervention.

Published 19 July 2019