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2024-03-31-accounts

OzBox and the Police Clubs of Great Britain

Strengthening Prevention Strategies

“Not Just a Gym”

OzBox project and the newly developed programs are comprehensive and multifaceted, building on the assets and strengths of young people and assisting them to define goals, complete school, and plan their futures. Youth development seldom tackles isolated problems, such as sexual risk behaviours, but focuses instead on providing support and opportunities for young people. OzBox in conjunction with the PCGB (Police Clubs of Great Britain) is a strategy that attempts to meet the needs young people themselves identify, to have life skills, to be cared for and safe, to be valued and useful, and to be psychologically grounded, by building on their capabilities, assisting them to cultivate their own talents and to increase their feelings of self-worth, and easing their transition to adulthood.

OzBox is especially important for young people who have little or no support from their families, schools, and communities. These hard to reach and under- served youth, who frequently report high risk behaviour and often lack access to health services, include:

are NEET.

OzBox / PCGB programs are built upon six promises outlined here along with

effective strategies and teen pregnancy / Sexual Health prevention program.

OzBox focuses on assets and strengths, not problems. OzBox and PCGB programs provide services such as tutoring, mentoring, developing recreational opportunities, job training, social skills, and

volunteering. By tailoring services to meet the needs and build on the assets of the individual, these programs motivate young people to work toward achieving successful futures. Academic competence is measured by grades and standardised test scores provided by the schools, Social or interpersonal competence is measured by communication skills or by participation in recreational and social activities. Creativity is measured by artistic efforts, such as performances. Vocational competence is measured by job skills or employment outcomes, Healthy diet and exercise is measured by exercise tests, Service to others is measured by hours of volunteering and / or participation in OzBox activities.

  2. Youth development programs address the real or human needs of young people.

OzBox and PCGB project planners focus on the needs that young people themselves identify and consider the multiple factors of young people's lives in developing an intervention. For example, young boys or girls who have sex with boys or girls most often identify two basic needs—societal acceptance and intimacy in a relationship. Research indicates that a sense of self-worth and community support are factors in lowering STD’s or risk behaviours. Young girls / boys most often identify a need for intimacy as being connected to their sexual risk behaviours. A prevention program developed by the PCGB offers an insight to help them define what they would like in their intimate relationships. Then, increasing their interpersonal, communication, and assertiveness skills would assist them to create the healthy, intimate relationships they want. This strategy might help to promote these youth’s academic, artistic, and career skills to nurture their self-esteem.

2. Young people should participate in designing the program and in its

activities

OzBox / PCGB programs are designed to meet participants' needs. Participants will

determine whether programs are appropriate and relevant for them, and they can indicate such by representation to a coach or deliverer. To ensure relevancy to the target population, young people should participate in programs' design,

implementation, evaluation, and modification. Youth can and should be among the leaders in programs, even when that means special training for them. Our programs publicly recognise young people's work and their participation. Finally, our programs involve youth as educators of other youth. Our programs fully

engage young people and this has the desired outcome of keeping youth participating because "ownership" of our programs shifts to the young people themselves.

Sexual Health and Pregnancy prevention programs in the OzBox / PCGB program already foster such skills as:

  1. Reviewing or illuminating risk behaviours

  2. Understanding perceived norms

  3. Knowing that one can reduce one's risk behaviours

  4. Making decisions, negotiating, and refusing

  5. Reviewing sexual health options, such as using condoms, and delaying

sexual activity

  1. Other important skills, such as the ability to sustain a healthy relationship,

the ability to make and hold friendships, and the ability to find and hold a

job, may increase the motivation of young people to avoid sexual risk behaviours.

  1. Our Programs involve committed and knowledgeable adults

OzBox / PCGB Programs foster trust between adults and youth. In addition to education and professional expertise, our coaches are positive, have a

non-judgmental at ude toward and respect for young people. Our Coaches also possess qualities such as willingness to work in collaboration with others,

flexibility, commitment, experience working with young people, interest in youth,

a trainer who is a mentor for the Prince’s Trust, trained in safeguarding the young and vulnerable and the willingness to be role models.

  1. Youth develop within, and are profoundly influenced by, their

environment

The entire community, families, peers, schools, faith communities, businesses, government, and community organisations must participate in fostering the capabilities of the community's young people. Our successful programs consider the realities and developmental needs of the community's young people. Values, at udes, and beliefs can vary significantly across cultural, socioeconomic, and ethnic groups, and our activities are age- appropriate as well as tailored to the cultural and racial/ethnic backgrounds of participants. Finally, we consider the characteristics of the community as a whole when designing programs.

  1. Successful youth development requires community partnerships

Youth develop within the contexts of family, school, peers, and community. OzBox / PCGB coaches actively involve representatives of all these groups in planning, designing, implementing, and evaluating program activities. Our programs tap the resources of community members, including parents and families, religious and business leaders, local policy makers, educators, youth-serving professionals, and health care providers. This strategy provides extensive input and helps to ensure the community's commitment to the program.

Coaches assess young participants to determine the developmental opportunities and services that would benefit each person and ensure participants' access to those opportunities. Ensure access to mental health counselling (Talking Mental Health –Self Referrals) for teens that face issues such as depression, substance abuse, obesity [support offered by primary trust] and family or relationship problems which may affect their ability to thrive in our youth development program. Usually, to offer an array of services, youth development programs make collaborative arrangements with other community agencies. However, in collaboration with our partner agencies, effective HIV/STD, and teen pregnancy prevention programs links in with our existing youth development programs in order to meet all of the needs of participants and to refer them to services they need. Many effective programs have a strong commitment to youth and to preventing risk behaviours among youth, including sexual risk-taking, dropping out of school and using substances.

OzBox / PCGB is a good prevention strategy:

Communities should work together to meet the needs that young people

themselves identify. They should focus on the strengths and assets of young people rather than the "problem" behaviours they may demonstrate. Although few communities currently utilise youth development as a strategy to prevent

negative health outcomes (Obesity) among young people, concerned adults, parents, professionals, community representatives, policy makers, and funding agencies will work with young people to develop young people's life options and ensure their healthy transition to productive adulthood.

Present

The future.

At this moment in time the scheme runs out of two premises within Derbyshire.

Those being: -

Allenton Boxing Academy, Derby

Peter Webster Centre, Chesterfield

We are currently using the mobile gym to produce sessions within the local community to provide exercise for local groups, such as young mothers, refugees, army cadets, young farmers, youth clubs, mining villages youth, housing associations youth; to name a few.

We have given Langley Mill boxing club some of the equipment from the vacating of the Mandela centre and Normanton Park and retaining the rest for usage in the Peter Webster Centre, having applied to the board to allow us to use this equipment on more days of the week, than at present, to continue to produce free exercise sessions for the community.

We are looking towards training further volunteers either through a level one England Boxing course or a PCGB contender course.

On February 2nd 2024, we were informed by the owners of our Allenton gym that we had four weeks to leave due to the owner wishing to turn the gym into flats. We removed all of our equipment and vacated the premises within the time limit.

In August 2024 Derbyshire County Council put our Chesterfield based gym (Peter Webster Centre) up for sale and allowed to remain in the premises until new owners were found.

On the 10[th] January 2025 the new owners The Autistic Society met with me at Peter Webster Centre and confirmed were safe to continue delivering sessions for the foreseeable future.

At this present time we are undergoing the training through England Boxing of three of our regulars in order that they can complete outside sessions to the local community as well as assist in the running of the Peter Webster Centre.

This would enable us to provide a flexibility to support the mobile gym whilst sessions in the centres are also running.

At this moment in time we are awaiting an update from Sport England regarding a submitted bid in order to finance sessions in the community by the new trainers.

Stephen Osbaldeston MBE

EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE
TOTAL EXPENDITURE £13,353.80
Date Cheque
or Code		 Amount Payee/Source Rent PPS Travel Coaching
13,353.80 1,944.00 - 1,981.05 8,985.00
15-Jan-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
15-Jan-24 242 215.00 ROCKY DEC EXS 215.00
16-Jan-24 POS 32.13 EBAY 32.13
22-Jan-24 DPC 89.00 S OSBALDESTON 89.00
22-Jan-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
22-Jan-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
23-Jan-24 DPC 113.90 EBAY 113.90
24-Jan-24 POS 34.99 EBAY 34.99
29-Jan-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
01-Feb-24 250 120.00 D BUNGAY JAN EXS 120.00
02-Feb-24 251 140.00 OZ JAN EXS 140.00
05-Feb-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
06-Feb-24 249 240.00 ROCKY JAN EXS 240.00
07-Feb-24 DPC 94.30 S OSBALDESTON 94.30
09-Feb-24 DPC 80.00 VAN TOWED 80.00
12-Feb-24 DPC 57.99 VAN BRAKE PARTS 57.99
12-Feb-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
12-Feb-24 248 155.00 DAZ JAN EXS 155.00
19-Feb-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
22-Feb-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
26-Feb-24 DEP
26-Feb-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
01-Mar-24 DPC 1,900.00 S OSBALDESTON SES 1,900.00
04-Mar-24 DEP
04-Mar-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
04-Mar-24 255 305.00 OZ FEB EXS 305.00
06-Mar-24 253 180.00 DAZ FEB EXS 180.00
07-Mar-24 254 80.00 D BUNGAY FEB EXS 80.00
08-Mar-24 DPC 115.59 VAN DIESEL 115.59
11-Apr-24 DPC 400.00 OZ CRESS SESSIONS 400.00
11-Mar-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
18-Mar-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
18-Mar-24 252 400.00 ROCKY FEB EXS 400.00
22-Mar-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
25-Mar-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
27-Mar-24 DPC 17.00 OZ CRESS PRIZES -
02-Apr-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
02-Apr-24 258 100.00 OZ MAR EXS 100.00
04-Apr-24 259 420.00 ROCKY MAR EXS 420.00
08-Apr-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
08-Apr-24 257 80.00 D BUNGAY MAR EXS 80.00
15-Apr-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
16-Apr-24 DEP DEP w E AMIES & CO
18-Apr-24 DPC 86.11 VAN DIESEL 86.11
18-Apr-24 256 180.00 DAZ MAR EXS 180.00
22-Apr-24 DPC 50.00 VAN DIESEL 50.00
22-Apr-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
22-Apr-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
29-Apr-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
02-May-24 261 60.00 D BUNGAY APR EXS 60.00
02-May-24 263 80.00 OZ APR EXS 80.00
07-May-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
09-May-24 DPC 50.00 OZ MARATHON 50.00
10-May-24 262 285.00 ROCKY APR EXS 285.00
13-May-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
17-May-24 DPC 6.57 JO CHALK TORCH
20-May-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
12-May-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
24-May-24 DPC 111.16 OZ VAN DIESEL 111.16
28-May-24 S/O 36.00 36.00
29-May-24 260 135.00 DAZ APR EXS 135.00
03-Jun-24 POS 24.00 ENGLAND BOXING
03-Jun-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
04-Jun-24 267 120.00 OZ MAY EXS 120.00
06-Jun-24 265 60.00 D BUNGAY MAY EXS 60.00
10-Jun-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
10-Jun-24 266 280.00 ROCKEY MAY EXS 280.00
11-Jun-24 POS 53.07 FUEL 53.07
17-Jun-24 DPC 80.00 VAN DIESEL 80.00
17-Jun-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
21-Jun-24 BAC DEP
21-Jun-24 DPC 60.00 FIRST AID COURSE
24-Jun-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
24-Jun-24 POS 20.00 REGISTRATION EBA
24-Jun-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
24-Jun-24 264 75.00 DAZ EXS MAY 75.00
01-Jul-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
04-Jul-24 DEP BAC ELMTON DONATION
04-Jul-24 270 80.00 D BUNGAY EXS JUNE 80.00
05-Jul-24 271 255.00 ROCKY JUNE EXS 255.00
08-Jul-24 POS 335.00 VEHICLE TAX 335.00
08-Jul-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
08-Jul-24 272 120.00 OZ EXS JUNE 120.00
11-Jul-24 POS 62.35 VAN PARTS 62.35
11-Jul-24 269 80.00 DAZ EXS JUNE 80.00
15-Jul-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
22-Jul-24 DPC 150.00 VAN PARTS 150.00
22-Jul-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
29-Jul-24 DPC 123.60 KIT EQUIPMENT
29-Jul-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
29-Jul-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
30-Jul-24 DPC 12.95 VAN ABS WIRE 12.95
02-Aug-24 274 155.00 ROCKY JUL EXS 155.00
02-Aug-24 275 40.00 D BUNGAY JUL EXS 40.00
05-Aug-24 DPC 50.00 GYM CLEANING
05-Aug-24 DPC 15.00 EQUIPMENT
05-Aug-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
05-Aug-24 276 160.00 OZ JUL EXS 160.00
12-Aug-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
19-Aug-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
21-Aug-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
27-Aug-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
02-Sep-24 C/R DEP HOLLINGWOOD DAY
02-Sep-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
03-Sep-24 279 160.00 OZ JUL EXS 160.00
05-Sep-24 273 100.00 DAZ JUL EXS 100.00
05-Sep-24 277 100.00 DAZ ARMED F DAY 100.00
05-Sep-24 278 240.00 ROCKEY JUL EXS 240.00
05-Sep-24 280 100.00 DAZ HOLL FUN DAY 100.00
09-Sep-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
10-Sep-24 281 80.00 D BUNGAY JUL EXS 80.00
13-Sep-24 DPC 18.00 PWC KEYS
16-Sep-24 S/O 36.00 36.00
23-Sep-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
23-Sep-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
30-Sep-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
07-Oct-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
07-Oct-24 283 80.00 ROCKY SEP EXS 80.00
10-Oct-24 284 60.00 D BUNGAY SEP EXS 60.00
10-Oct-02 285 50.00 OZ SEP EXS 50.00
14-Oct-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
14-Oct-24 282 40.00 DAZ SEP EXS 40.00
21-Oct-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
21-Oct-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
28-Oct-02 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
04-Nov-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
05-Nov-24 289 60.00 OZ OCT EXS 60.00
07-Nov-24 287 60.00 D BUNGAY OCT EXS 60.00
11-Nov-24 POS 323.62 VAN INSURANCE 323.62
11-Nov-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
11-Nov-24 289 40.00 DAZ OCT EXS 40.00
11-Nov-24 288 40.00 ROCKY OCT EXS 40.00
11-Nov-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
11-Nov-24 286 40.00 DAZ EXS 40.00
18-Nov-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
22-Nov-24 POS 7.99 DPC
25-Nov-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
26-Nov-24 ONLINE 50.01 OZ PETROL 50.01
02-Dec-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
01-Dec-24 DEP HAR COMM
04-Dec-24 294 70.00 OZ EXS 70.00
05-Dec-24 292 60.00 DB EXS 60.00
09-Dec-24 S/0 36.00 DCC 36.00
09-Dec-24 291 40.00 DAZ EXS 40.00
11-Dec-24 OT 115.00 OZ ONLINE 115.00
11-Dec-24 293 100.00 ROCKY EXS 100.00
12-Dec-24 DCT 48.88 FUEL 48.88
14-Dec-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
23-Dec-24 POS 7.99 MICROSOFT
23-Dec-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
27-Dec-24 OT 150.00 OZ ROCKY EXS 150.00
30-Dec-24 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
06-Jan-25 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
06-Jan-25 296 30.00 DC EXS 30.00
06-Jan-25 298 100.00 OZ 10 SESSIONS 100.00
06-Jan-25 300 13.70 REFS
09-Jan-25 297 110.00 ROCKY EXS 110.00
09-Jan-25 299 10.00 ROCKY EXS 10.00
13-Jan-25 S/O 36.00 DCC 36.00
SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
VAN GLO PLUGS
VAN BATTERY
VAN BRAKE SHOES
VAN SPARES
VAN TOWED
VAN BRAKE PARTS
BOLSOVER DC
BOLSOVER DC		 INCOME INCOME
CHECK £13,353.80 TOTAL INCOME £8,300.00
Gas/Elec Sundries +
Equipment		 TOTAL OTHER
INCOME		 CHRIS
SHEPLEY
- 443.75 13,353.80 3,300.00 5,000.00
36.00
215.00
32.13
89.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
113.90
34.99
36.00
120.00
140.00
36.00
240.00
94.30
80.00
57.99
36.00
155.00
36.00
7.99 7.99
1,900.00
36.00
1,900.00
400.00
36.00
305.00
180.00
80.00
115.59
400.00
36.00 CHRIS SHEPLEY
SPONSORSHIP
REGISTRATION
36.00
400.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
17.00 17.00
36.00
100.00
420.00
36.00
80.00
36.00
5,000.00
86.11
180.00
50.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
36.00
60.00
80.00
36.00
50.00
285.00
36.00
6.57 6.57
36.00
7.99 7.99
111.16
36.00
135.00
24.00 24.00
36.00
120.00
60.00
36.00
280.00
53.07
80.00
36.00 DONATION-CBC
200.00
ELMTON & CRESS
600.00
100.00
60.00 60.00
7.99 7.99
20.00 20.00
36.00
75.00
36.00
80.00
255.00
335.00
36.00
120.00
62.35
80.00
36.00
150.00
36.00
123.60 123.60
7.99 7.99
36.00
12.95
155.00
40.00
50.00 50.00
15.00 15.00
36.00
160.00
36.00
36.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
36.00
160.00
100.00
100.00
240.00
100.00 HART COMM
100.00
36.00
80.00
18.00 18.00
36.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
36.00
36.00
80.00
60.00
50.00
36.00
40.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
36.00
36.00
60.00
60.00
323.62
36.00
40.00
40.00
36.00
40.00
36.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
50.01
36.00
70.00
60.00
36.00
40.00
115.00
100.00
48.88
36.00
7.99 7.99
36.00
150.00
36.00
36.00
30.00
100.00
13.70 13.70
110.00
10.00
36.00