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Government releases update of Youth Crime Action Plan

1 min read Youth Justice
The government has pledged to double its investment in positive activities and continue the work of Family Intervention Projects as part it its drive to address youth crime.

The measures are among several outlined in an update of the Youth Crime Action Plan, which was published this week. But while the latest statistics show a fall in youth crime, ministers have called on professionals working with young people to redouble their efforts to help tackle youth violence.

Children's Secretary Ed Balls said the government was committed to doing more for all young people, adding: "Respect is a two way street. It is right that we expect all young people to value their community, but it is equally important for every community to respect and value its young people."

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