REINSERTION : Validation de l’opportunité et de la faisabilité d'un nouveau projet pour la réinsertion des jeunes délinquants et/ou marginalisés.

"<< Background >>The partners involved in breakaway stays, working on the ""REINSERTION"" project , along with a number of professionals in contact with these complex young people, have noted :-Traditional educational responses often fail to reintegrate these young people;-That breakaway stays can offer them a positive outlook. They have also noted :-That recent developments in society are leading to changes that are creating new difficulties; -And that there is still a lack of awareness of breakaway stays and that there are not enough of them to meet the needs. Their common objective is to carry out a European project called ""REINSERTION"" aimed at :-Identify changes in youth' environment;-Assess how these changes impact on their practices;Promote breakaway stays to those working with so-called complex young people.It became clear to them that the future REINSERTION project, which would require significant resources and the support of competent people, would first have to be legitimised in terms of its usefulness to social players working with young people in complex situations. To this end, the partners have decided to launch this project.<< Objectives >>The intention of the partners of the future REINSERTION project was to obtain from the professionals working with young people in complex situations, thanks to the results of a survey carried out in each country and summarised together, the elements needed for a documented assessment of the opportunity and usefulness of this project. This will enable them to decide on the launch of the future project, and in particular to submit a funding application to ERASMUS.Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)<< Implementation >>A Opportunity survey: *Project launch meeting (14-15 January 2023)*Creation of a joint questionnaire (available in annex)*In each country: **Establishment of a list of qualified contacts from the following two categories: ***Institutions responsible for minors in precarious situations ***Organisations offering alternative educational measures **Carrying out an opportunity survey among the qualified contacts identified **Drafting of the national summary *For all countries **Synthesis of the results obtained by each country and consolidation for decision-making.B Writing up the macro-specifications of the future REINSERTION project: tasks to be carried out, timetable, estimated budget, communication actions, etc.C Definition of the management procedures for the future REINSERTION project: composition of the steering committee, cooperation and project monitoring procedures, etc.D Decision to launch the future project: In view of the elements gathered (results of the opportunity survey, macro-specifications and management procedures), the project partners unanimously decided to launch the future project.<< Results >>The main outcome of the project was the collection of professionals' opinions on the appropriateness of carrying out the future project (deliverable no. 5 ""Joint Decision on the Main Project"", appended). In the light of the survey carried out, it appears that this project is considered necessary by the professionals, in all three dimensions (analysis of recent data, updating of practices and promotion of practices). In addition, a significant number of respondents expressed an interest in participating. The partners were thus able to decide on the launch of the future project.Other significant results*A database of contacts useful for the sociological work of the future project. *The content and timetable of the future project were clarified.**An initial estimate of its budget has been made.**A consensus on the management of the future project. **A cooperative, regular and well-equipped working method (mode and frequency of meetings, shared directories and documents, videoconferencing, etc.). All the results described above were recorded in documents validated by all the partners and submitted to Erasmus (Final Report and its appendices)."