Recognising the importance of people, understanding the challenges that many young people face, Claudine has produced a valuable book that provides important insights into a range of issues, including the causes and consequences of young people’s involvement in gangs, and how parents, carers and professionals – primarily social workers – can best respond to the challenges raised by young people’s gang involvement.
Publications
Guns, Gangs and the Implication for Social Workers
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From The Streets To Scotland Yard
Que recounts the events of his life which led to him being shot on his 19th birthday and witnessing first-hand, the birth of the so-called “postcode wars”. He lived the kind of life only afforded by celebrities and faced the lonely road of those leaving the streets behind for good.
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The Duberry Report
For many years, we have struggled to reach a universal definition for the term ‘gang. Due to the ambiguity of its meaning, gangs have been defined as a group of three or more people in hoodies; groups of young people ‘hanging about’ their local estate until late hours of the night; or, more recently, groups of people who join to commit criminal offences.
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