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Suggested Ways in Which Sport can Tackle Crime - Coggle Diagram
Suggested Ways in Which Sport can Tackle Crime
Reoffending
Cost effective
2nd Chance
Build relationships
,
improve behaviour
,
obtain sport qualification
, and
receive guidance
.
For every £1 invested is £4.70.
Sport satisfies their psychological needs - SDT.
Participants have something to work towards.
Role Models
Role models need to be
similar
to the individuals who are being targeted.
Community role models
might have a greater impact than professional ones as people feel like they can
relate
more.
Need to be a
positive influence
.
Reinforce prosocial behaviours
and prevent antisocial behaviours
(Rutten et al., 2011)
Role models that have gone through what the target audience has, gives them
credibility
.
Everton's Success in the Community
Everton In The Community (EITC) is a high enterprise, working with 40+ projects,
tackling knife and gun crime, homelessness, failing schools and mental-health issues.
Could argue all football clubs should do this because of their standing in society and their wealth.
They can access people government programmes might not be able to reach.
KICKZ
Targets
12 - 18-year-olds
in deprived areas of the UK.
On 3+ nights a week, KICKZ sessions are delivered by a professional football club and will focus on coaching a wide range of workshops, from drug awareness and weapons to healthy eating and careers.
For every £1 invested in the programme, it generated
£7
of value for the state and local community.