The MoveOn project, in collaboration with network partners, is developing a Multiagency Network Model that responds swiftly to support young people exhibiting criminal behavior and their families. The model aims to address young people’s problems and identify service packages tailored to their needs to help break the cycle of crime.

As part of the development of the multi-agency network model, the project is piloting a Peer Support Pair Model (a professional + a trained expert by experience), which provides support to young people and their families in engaging with available services.

Blog posts and articles from project workers (in Finnish):

Experiences and hope to support young people | Laurea Journal

Substance abuse services for young people and minors – an experiential perspective on the development of the service system | Laurea Journal

Experts by experience alongside young people – the MoveOn project prevents the social exclusion of young people | Laurea Journal

Perspectives on substitution treatment for minors | Laurea Journal

Podcast (in Finnish):

Stream MoveOn-podcast, jakso 1 – Mikä on MoveOn-hanke? by Laurea-ammattikorkeakoulu | Listen online for free on SoundCloud

MoveOn Podcast, episode 2 – Supporting young people by Laurea University of Applied Sciences