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Developing the Secure Estate for Children and Young People in England and Wales – Plans until 2015
Development plans outlining the YJB’s proposals for the secure estate for children and young people during the current spending review period until 2015. These plans set out the principles and priorities for the secure estate during this time.
This report sets out the findings of a consultation with young people within the secure estate on their views concerning the government’s plans for the secure estate for children and young people until 2015.
Youth Restorative Disposal Process Evaluation
This evaluation of the Youth Restorative Disposal (YRD) pilot examines the roll-out of the pilot scheme, take-up within police forces piloting the scheme, and perceptions of the YRD.
YJB Annual Report and Accounts 2010/11
Our Annual Report and Accounts 2010/11 reviews the work of the YJB during this period. It also includes our accounts for the year ended 31 March 2011.
YJB Corporate and Business Plan 2011 to 12, to 2014 to 15
This document sets out the Youth Justice Board’s strategic objectives for 2011-15 and the actions we will take in 2011/12 to make progress towards them.
This document summarises the findings of the full report and outlines the action plan agreed with the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) for meeting the key recommendations made in the full report.
Review of the Complaints System in the Secure Estate for Children and Young People
This report reviews the complaints system across the secure estate for children and young people, addresses the key concerns raised in recent reports about the current complaints system, and makes a series of recommendations for delivering change.
Behaviour management across the secure estate for children and young people
This study explores aspects of the use of restraint across the secure estate for children and young people, in conjunction with behaviour management approaches such as separation and adjudications.
Case Management Guidance provides a comprehensive overview of how to deliver youth justice services in the community.
Practice guidance for youth offending teams
This publication provides non-statutory guidance for the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008.
National Standards for Youth Justice Services
The National Standards outline the minimum standards for youth offending team (YOT) managers, YOT practitioners and other relevant partners delivering youth justice services within the youth justice system.
Substance Misuse Services in the Secure Estate (Summary)
This brochure summarises the findings of an evaluation into the implementation of the national specification, substance misuse service integration and how well the secure estate meets the substance misuse needs of young people in its care.
Scaled Approach - Children & Young People Now magazine supplement
A special supplement within Children & Young People Now magazine on the Scaled Approach, providing background and case studies on what the Scaled Approach is and how it works.
Making It Count In Court provides a framework to support effective and efficient practice in the youth court within the context of the wider youth justice system, focusing on the work of the YOT in court.