The award winning Phoenix Project is primarily made up of three programmes, namely the INFERNO, BRIGHT SPARKS and RE-IGNITE programmes; these programmes run in co-ordination with one another by addressing three areas of anti-social behaviour and youth offending. 

This page gives an outline of the programmes as they stand.

 

Firstly, preventing crime and anti-social behaviour by examining and addressing the link between persistant non-attendance; exclusion from mainstream education and subsequent anti-social behaviour and imprisonment, through the BRIGHT SPARKS programme. 

Secondly, dealing with issues in anger management and self awareness in Young Offenders Insitiutions and residential Pupil Referal Units, through the award winning INFERNO programme. 

And lastly, by creating meaningful employment, education and training pathways for Young Offenders who show commitment and potential, through the Release On Temporary License, RE-IGNITE programme.

We have created downloadable PDF files containing information on the three separate elements of the overall programme which are available by clicking on any of the three links below.

BRIGHT SPARKS

INFERNO

RE-IGNITE

If you think your school/club/establishment would benefit from either the INFERNO programme, or have an idea/ concept that you think could suit the Phoenix Project please contact Ben Breeze (Bristol Rugby Community Development Manager) on 07966 797343 or email Ben Breeze at bbreeze@bristolrugby.co.uk with your contact details and brief outline.  

Additional information on INFERNO can be downloaded below.

Inferno Programme further information

Letter from Ashfield HMP & YOI

Inferno Case Studies

Inferno Feedback & Results 2007-8