Following incubation from the Lab, RISE won the 5K Social Enterprise award at the Cambridge University Entrepreneurs' competition on the 8th of June. See below for more details:
http://www.businessweekly.co.uk/hi-tech/12038-journey-just-beginning-for-cambridge-university-entrepreneurs 

RISE is an evidence-based program matching court-involved young people with adult coaches. Its mission is to provide role models who can inspire, educate, and expose youth to new opportunities. Through its innovative, activities-led curriculum, Young RISErs will develop critical life skills and educational tools that will empower them to achieve greater success and self-sufficiency – and to stay out of the juvenile justice system. 

Baillie Aaron is a graduate of Harvard University and a current MPhil student in Criminological Research at the University of Cambridge. She spent two years at Harvard’s Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management, and at the same time founded Venturing Out, an educational non-profit recruiting volunteer business leaders to teach entrepreneurship to court-involved young people and incarcerated adults. She has completed training on building and running a mentorship program, with a focus on at-risk young people. Baillie is a Boston JA Business Hall of Fame inductee, a Kairos Fellow, and a PresenTense Social Entrepreneur Fellow. 

Daniel Marshall is a graduate of University of Teesside (BSc) Criminology and Psychology, and University of Leeds (MA) Criminological Research, in which he worked with Leeds Youth Offending Service to analyse the changing characteristics of 9052 first time entrants to the youth justice system from 2002 – 2007. Daniel is currently a PhD student at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, focusing on the implementation of mentorship programmes with young offenders. Daniel also spent five years working as a police officer with Durham Constabulary, UK (2003 – 2008), and has vast experience of teaching young people from a variety of backgrounds in the UK, France, and the USA.