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Youth Offending

Russell: “Staff and managers were really committed to trying to keep the service going” during the pandemic

Features 26 January 2021

Youth offending services: Inspections Clinic

Professional coaches will support young people to appreciate their own strengths

Analysis 5 January 2021

Coaching for a crime-free life

There have always been more boys than girls who are first-time entrants to the criminal justice system. Picture: motortion/Adobe Stock

Features 24 November 2020

Youth Justice: Special Report

The criminal justice system is disproportionately populated by people from ethnic minority backgrounds. Picture: Seventyfour/Adobe Stock

Other 24 November 2020

Youth Justice: Policy context

Organisations must have digital engagement strategies prepared for lockdowns. Picture: Fabio rh2010/Adobe Stock

Research 24 November 2020

Living Through a Lockdown: Reflections and Recommendations from Young People at Risk of Serious Violence

Other 24 November 2020

Tackling disproportionality: Three examples of YOT good practice

Face-to-face meetings with victims are encouraged to help foster rehabilitation. Picture: alho007/Adobe Stock

Features 24 November 2020

How schemes divert young people in London from formal justice system

Steve Chalke says secure school will be a joined-up service that will be “vision-led”. Picture: Oasis

Analysis 27 October 2020

Oasis chief reveals school plans

The white paper states that it is important that custodial sentences reflect the seriousness of offending. Picture: Peter Crane

Analysis 27 October 2020

Plans to reform child sentences

Picture: Adobe Stock

Features 27 October 2020

Twenty years of youth offending teams

Restorative approaches are well embedded in the home, meaning practitioners can work with young people to address incidents

Features 27 October 2020

Children’s home staff and agencies take restorative approach to cut offending

Russell: “Inspectors like the intensity of on-site visits”

Features 29 September 2020

Interview: Justin Russell, HM chief inspector, Probation Service

Electronic tags are used as a “protective, supportive and safeguarding measure” for children at risk of reoffending or gang involvement. Picture: Stocksolutions/Adobe Stock

Analysis 31 March 2020

Briefing: Use of tags for ‘at risk’ children

Campbell Robb: "I believe that fewer young people should be in prison"

Features 31 March 2020

Interview: Campbell Robb, Nacro chief executive

Leap’s young ambassadors helped to co-design a programme that supports young people’s school transition

Best Practice 31 March 2020

Leap turns to young people with lived experience to shape future priorities

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