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The Youth Justice Board (YJB) commissioned Cordis Bright to conduct an independent process evaluation of its Prevention and Diversion Assessment Tool (PDAT), along with the supporting training and guidance.
Parents can get in trouble with the law if their child gets arrested - find out about parenting programmes, Parenting Contracts and Parenting Orders
How and when to use out-of-court resolutions. The informal and formal options as well as the decision-making process. It also covers how to respond to issues such as non-engagement. It explains the Child Gravity Matrix and w…
Contact details for youth justice services in North West in England.
This publication looks at data for the youth justice system in England and Wales for the year ending March 2025 (where available). It considers the number of children (those aged 10 to 17) in the system, their demographics, …
Youth justice annual statistics for 2023 to 2024 for England and Wales.
Stephanie Roberts-Bibby, Chief Executive of the Youth Justice Board (YJB) explores the Youth Justice Annual Statistics for 2024 to 2025 that were published today.
Information on the types of report, including pre-sentence reports, how they are used and what they should contain. It also includes information on how to manage court orders and specific requirements including electronic mo…
Contact details for youth justice services in the Midlands.
These standards define the minimum expectation for all agencies that provide statutory services to ensure good outcomes for children in the youth justice system.
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