Justice and youth work partnerships 'key to continued support' for racially minoritised young people

Joe Lepper
Wednesday, February 7, 2024

Improved partnerships between justice services and youth workers are needed to better support racially minoritised young people when they transition between children’s and adult services, according to a report.

Young people supported the idea of a mentorship scheme to help transitions to adult services, the report finds. Picture: Adobe Stock
Young people supported the idea of a mentorship scheme to help transitions to adult services, the report finds. Picture: Adobe Stock

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