Guidance

Helping children to be safer, healthier and free of crime

This pathway provides guidance to professionals working with young people who are in the youth justice system or at risk of being involved.

• From: Public Health England, Department of Health and Social Care and Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
• Published: 2 October 2015

This publication was withdrawn on 20 August 2025

This guidance has been superseded by the Healthy child programme schedule of interventions.

Documents

[Withdrawn] Supporting children, young people and families and communities to be safer, healthier and to reduce youth crime

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Details

This pathway provides guidance to school nurses and youth justice professionals working with young people who are in the youth justice system or at risk of being involved.

It sets out the rationale for effective partnership working and pulls together the core principles to help local areas develop their own local frameworks to support effective working.

Published 2 October 2015