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Supporting neurodiversity in the Justice Sector

Do-IT Profiler delivers an accessible person-centred approach to supporting people in the Justice Sector whether in Prisons, on Probation, in Secure Training Centres, Youth Justice Services, charities or organisations.

Do-IT Profiler provides screening tools for learning difficulties and disabilities (Neurodiversity) that have been tried, tested and specifically developed for the Justice Sector both adult and young people. It is easy to use and provides practical guidance for staff and the person, written in partnership with the organisations in the Justice Sector. Do-IT Profiler’s efficient Management Information System collates all data automatically, enabling data driven decision and planning to be undertaken.

Here’s how we can help…

Quick identification of needs

The Profiler quickly identifies a person’s neurodiverse strengths and challenges.

Targeted support

The Profiler reports allows you to identify the areas for targeted support.

Outcomes

The Profiler help you to better measure outcomes and plan future provisions.

Do-IT Profiler Benefits

  • Quick and easy to set up and tried and tested for more than 10 years in justice setting
  • Up-skills staff and supports better conversations
  • Identifies and targets specific support needs
  • Tracks measures and records a range of outcomes
  • Used in custody and in the community
  • Accessible including multilingual options
  • The pathway and pace can be determined by each setting dependent on the processes and needs.
  • Allows for Learning Difficulty and Disability specialists and education to target support and focus on the most vulnerable

Who we work with

Prison

1 in 3 people in prison will have a learning difficulty or disability (also known as Neurodiversity). Most will not have a diagno…

Youth service

The Young Person Profiler delivers an accessible person-centred approach to supporting young people in the Justice…

Community

1 in 3 people on probation will have a learning difficulty or disability (also known as Neurodiversity) . Most will not have a…

Resources

Prison Terms Resource

This glossary of terms used in prison was created in collaboration with people with experience of prison and can be used on induction to support those coming into prison.

5 Tips to help with attention and concentration difficulties

An example of tips that can be used in prison to support attention and concentration difficulties taken from the Prison Profiler.

Rationale for a person-centred approach to screening for ND in prisons

Do you want to know the research behind the need for the Profiler in prisons? Download the resource for the rationale and academic references.

Customer testimonials

What love hearing from our customers, here’s what some of our justice clients had to say about Do-IT…

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Co-Founder and COO, Justine Coleman, Alliance of Sport

“This digital app is a phenomenal game changer – having worked in Criminal Justice and with complex people, Neurodiversity assessment and identification is a very costly, time consuming and complex process. The assessment process in this app and the person centred report, offers a truly unique, cost effective and time saving foundation for all professionals and participants to learn from and move forward with. I will be using this within all our projects moving forwards.”
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Operational Manager, Lee Matthews, St Helens Youth Justice Service

“Do-IT profiler’ has been an invaluable in assisting Youth Justice Service practitioners to identify the neurodiverse strengths and challenges of the children that we work with. Using this tool, practitioners have been able to tailor plans and interventions specifically with each child in mind. In addition, practitioners have been able to share findings with other key agencies to ensure a each child’s needs are supported appropriately across the partnership. Regular data analysis from the team has also helped us to gain a greater understanding of the neurodiversity of children known to our service.”
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Resettlement Practice Manager (Oakhill Secure Training Centre), David Brown, G4S

“As an establishment we deal with complex children many of whom have unidentified learning needs and/or diagnosed mental health needs. The DO-IT allows us to get an understanding of the needs of the child when they arrive, then as we get to know an individual and refer to their past history, we are able to have a bigger picture of what their needs are. We can use DO-IT’s intervention screener to apply the interventions based on their responses and it allows us to create plans for behaviour management with the child, that is bespoke to them and makes them feel like they are part of the process of planning their future, which is fundamental if we are to achieve success with a child.”