NetworkfourChange

Reaching young people and vulnerable adults through support, mentoring, education, skills and employment.

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Network Outreach

Enabling and empowering the community.

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Network Nightstop Birmingham

Providing emergency accommodation to young people that changes lives.

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Welcome

Networkfour provides a diverse range of targeted advice and support to challenging hard to reach individuals that simply are not accessing the mainstream support at this time for one reason or another, and looks to act as a reconnecting touch point, where possible. Our support encompasses recovering and active substance miss-users, young offenders, vulnerable adults people, young people aged 16–25 years old with housing difficulties, single mothers, families and mediation, rough sleepers, long-term benefit claimants support, priority prolific offenders and individuals requiring careers and employment signposting support. Our care focused approach offers every individual, time, trust and access to a wrap around one to one support package of integrated services or targeted provision for their presented needs, signposting intervention with the intention of establishing positive change for every individual and empowered access to entitled provision.

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News

My story of homelessness October 3, 2012

My name is Aimee and I can honestly say I am glad that God didn’t take me up on my prayers not to wake up in times of my depression and loneliness.
My story hasn’t finished yet, but I wanted at this time say a deep thank you to Gary at Networkfour as without them. I definitely wouldn’t be where I am today.
My life was crap and took a bad way at the age of 13 years old, when I was subjected to years of abuse by a friend.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: Race and the CJS July 1, 2011

‘Race and the criminal justice system’ reports statistical information on the representation of black and minority ethnic groups as suspects, offenders and victims within the criminal justice system and on employees within criminal justice agencies. The data presented in the report suggests that there have been some developments since the 2007/08 publication of these statistics for example, in clear-up rates of racially or religiously aggravated offences. However, some substantial differences continue to exist in the experiences of people from BME groups compared with people from a White background.

Featured Projects

Network Nightstop Birmingham

Network Nightstop Birmingham is an initiative in partnership with Depaul UK to prevent youth homelessness. The project enables young people (16- 25 years old) to have access to safe and secure accommodation appropriate to their needs. Accommodations are offered by volunteers from among the community.

Network4Change

Networkfour change is a project actively engaging the hard to reach individuals and offering a chance for change. We hope to positively reach prolific young offenders and vulnerable adults. We work to replace the message that they hold of society having little or nothing to offer them other than a life of poverty benefits or crime, for a one with hope for a better future.