R3 School Program
The R3 School Program is specifically designed to be delivered in schools to educate both students and teachers on the risks of extremism or anti-social behaviour.
The program utilises elements of online safety frameworks, as well as experiences of frontline professionals, to provide real world knowledge to students and teachers about how to recognise and avoid extremist or anti-social content. The R3 Program also helps educate teachers about the potential challenges faced by young people in engaging in extremist or anti-social behaviour and potential strategies to assist their disengagement.
Secondary Consultation
ReRoute’s Forensic Practitioners are available to provide secondary consultation for any professional or organisation working with an individual engaging in extremism or anti-social behaviour.
As part of any secondary consultation, ReRoute Practitioners will attend case reflections with the organisation to gather information about the case/individual in order to formulate a recommendation report. Recommendation reports outline the identified areas of risk and need for the case/person and recommend best practice actions to address those areas of risk.
ReRoute Practitioners also offer the opportunity to conduct detailed assessments on a case/person by using recognised assessment tools including VERA-2R, RADAR, TRAP18, LS/RNR, STATIC-99 and MARAM in order to identify the potential risk factors.
Training Days
ReRoute offers tailored Training Days to enable schools or other organisations to access ReRoute’s Forensic Practitioners, who provide tailored training to organisations or schools on extremism or anti-social behaviour, and the current best practice frameworks and resources for managing these individuals.
Referrals for Consultation and Training programs can be completed through direct contact with ReRoute Australia via either telephone or email enquiries on details listed at the bottom of this page.
ReRoute Australia
0435 985 517
Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm
Contact@rerouteaustralia.com.au
Melbourne, Victoria