Monarch Crossword Puzzle

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MAPPA: Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements used to manage certain high-risk individuals in the community.
OASYS: Assessment tool used by probation practitioners to evaluate risks, needs and strengths.
RISK: Something every probation practitioner manages, but nobody can completely eliminate.
BREACH: Failure to comply with sentence requirements or licence conditions.
LICENCE: Conditions imposed following release from custody.
PROBATION: Service responsible for supervising offenders in the community.
RECALL: Returning an individual to custody due to increased risk or non-compliance.
DESISTANCE: The process of moving away from offending behaviour.
SAFEGUARDING: Protecting vulnerable people from abuse, neglect or exploitation.
PAROLE: The body that considers the release of eligible prisoners from custody.
RESPECT: A core value underpinning effective probation practice and professional relationships.
INTERVENTION: Structured work designed to address factors linked to offending behaviour.
EMPATHY: The ability to understand and share another person\'s perspective and feelings.
MILLER ROLLNICK: The surnames of the two researchers credited with developing Motivational Interviewing, a communication style widely used in probation practice.
PPUD: A system many administrative staff access regularly, but few remember what every letter stands for.

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mappa: multi-agency public protection arrangements used to manage certain high-risk individuals in the community.
oasys: assessment tool used by probation practitioners to evaluate risks, needs and strengths.
risk: something every probation practitioner manages, but nobody can completely eliminate.
breach: failure to comply with sentence requirements or licence conditions.
licence: conditions imposed following release from custody.
probation: service responsible for supervising offenders in the community.
recall: returning an individual to custody due to increased risk or non-compliance.
desistance: the process of moving away from offending behaviour.
safeguarding: protecting vulnerable people from abuse, neglect or exploitation.
parole: the body that considers the release of eligible prisoners from custody.
respect: a core value underpinning effective probation practice and professional relationships.
intervention: structured work designed to address factors linked to offending behaviour.
empathy: the ability to understand and share another person's perspective and feelings.
miller rollnick: the surnames of the two researchers credited with developing motivational interviewing, a communication style widely used in probation practice.
ppud: a system many administrative staff access regularly, but few remember what every letter stands for.