Relationships and Future Fatherhood Programme for Young Incarcerated Men

年轻被监禁男子的人际关系和未来父亲计划

• 批准号: MR/R014450/1
• 负责人: Maria Lohan
• 金额: $ 19.31万
• 依托单位: Queen's University Belfast
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2018 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=MR%2FR014450%2F1
• 关键词: Relationships; Future; Fatherhood; Programme; Young

Our proposed project seeks to address a range of complex issues that will help young incarcerated men develop positive, healthy relationships, and prepare for future fatherhood. The aim of the Relationships and Future Fatherhood intervention is to work with the young men to provide them with the information and skills they need that will: i) empower them to make healthier sexual and reproductive health decisions; ii) promote positive consensual relationships with partners and future partners; and iii) enable critical reflection upon the roles and responsibilities of fatherhood, and to plan future fatherhood in their lives. It is anticipated this will increase the young men's sense of responsibility and well-being, and motivate them to create and maintain for their children, a more positive childhood, in relation to fathering, than they themselves experienced. This study is built around 3 work packages. In Work package 1: We will use arts-based participatory methods to support and positively engage with young men from 2 prison sites (Northern Ireland & Scotland) over the life of the project. This is so the young men's expertise can also inform the intervention content and delivery. One of the unique characteristics of the programme is that it will include an interactive video drama (IVD - film), which we will make together with the young men and a professional media production company. We will all work together to develop a script and short scenarios for the film, based on what the young incarcerated men tell us in relation to their real life experiences around sex, relationship and parenting. The film will use a 'stop-and-think' strategy. That is, at various points the film will stop and articulate a question or dilemma that invites the user to imagine how they would react, and to make some decisions, if they were in a similar situation (the interactive component). We will also develop lesson plans (worksheets and activities) from the information the young men provide that will aid learning and group discussions as part of the programme. Our participatory approach ensures that the programme reflects real-life issues that resonate with the young men. This may help make the health messages real and help them think for themselves about the importance of relationships and fatherhood.In Work Package 2: We will show the final products (IVD & Lesson Plans) to the young men and to prison and Barnardo's staff (delivery partners) in each site. We will interview them to gain their feedback on the programme to ensure it is fit-for-purpose and suitable to deliver in the two prison sites. The research team, in collaboration with the expert stakeholders group that includes representation from the Prison Services, Departments of Justice & Health, and other advocates for prisoner health and rehabilitation, will further develop the longer term sustainability of the intervention. We will then go back to the young men, prison and Barnardo's staff to check if they are happy with the intervention and assess (against progression rules) that the program is now feasible to progress to a pilot trial. The results of our inquiries will establish if the intervention is relevant, acceptable and implementable in the prison context. In Work Package 3: We will prepare for the next stage evaluation of this programme, by working through details, with trial methodology and prison experts, on how best to assess the effectiveness of the intervention. Together, we will develop a Logic Model and appropriate Research Design to take our intervention forward for effectiveness testing. So, at the end of this study we will have developed an innovative programme for a marginalised group of young men in society which will be ready to test in a feasibility and pilot trial in 2 UK prison sites.

我们提出的项目旨在解决一系列复杂的问题，这将有助于年轻的被监禁男子发展积极，健康的关系，并为未来的父亲做好准备。“关系和未来父亲”干预措施的目的是与青年男子合作，向他们提供所需的信息和技能，以便：㈠使他们有能力作出更健康的性健康和生殖健康决定; ㈡促进与伴侣和未来伴侣的积极的、双方同意的关系; ㈢促使对父亲的作用和责任进行批判性思考，并在生活中规划未来的父亲角色。预计这将提高年轻男子的责任感和幸福感，并激励他们为子女创造和维持一个比他们自己经历的更积极的童年。本研究围绕三个工作包展开。在工作包1中：我们将使用基于艺术的参与方法，支持和积极参与来自2个监狱网站（北方爱尔兰和苏格兰）的年轻人在项目的生命周期。这样，年轻人的专业知识也可以为干预内容和提供提供信息。该计划的一个独特之处是，它将包括一个互动的视频戏剧（IVD -电影），我们将与年轻人和专业媒体制作公司一起制作。我们将共同努力为这部电影制定一个剧本和简短的场景，根据年轻的被监禁的男人告诉我们关于他们的真实的生活经验，围绕性，关系和养育子女。这部电影将采用“停下来思考”的策略。也就是说，在不同的点上，电影会停下来，并阐明一个问题或困境，邀请用户想象他们会如何反应，并做出一些决定，如果他们处于类似的情况下（互动组件）。我们还将根据年轻人提供的信息制定课程计划（工作表和活动），这将有助于学习和小组讨论，作为该计划的一部分。我们的参与性做法确保该方案反映青年男子所关心的现实生活问题。这可能有助于使健康信息真实的，并帮助他们自己思考关系和父亲的重要性。在工作包2中：我们将向每个站点的年轻人和监狱以及Barnardo的工作人员（交付合作伙伴）展示最终产品（IVD和课程计划）。我们会与他们会面，收集他们对计划的意见，以确保计划切合目的，并适合在两个监狱地点推行。研究小组将与包括监狱服务、司法和卫生部代表以及其他囚犯健康和康复倡导者在内的专家利益攸关方小组合作，进一步发展干预措施的长期可持续性。然后，我们将回到年轻人，监狱和Barnardo的工作人员，以检查他们是否满意的干预和评估（对进展规则），该计划现在是可行的进展到试点试验。我们的调查结果将确定干预措施在监狱环境中是否相关、可接受和可实施。工作包3：我们将与审判方法和监狱专家一起研究如何最好地评估干预措施的有效性，为该方案的下一阶段评估做准备。我们将共同开发一个逻辑模型和适当的研究设计，以推动我们的干预措施进行有效性测试。因此，在这项研究结束时，我们将为社会中的边缘化青年男子群体制定一项创新计划，该计划将准备在2个英国监狱地点进行可行性和试点试验。

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• DOI: 10.3310/ywxq8757
• 发表时间: 2023
• 期刊: Public Health Research
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• 发表时间: 2022-07-18
• 期刊: International journal of prisoner health
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