The Side by Side Programme is funded by the Surrey Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and delivered by Surrey Youth Justice Service. The programme supports children who have been the victims of crime.
Darlington Young People’s Engagement and Justice Service (YPEJS) endeavour to deliver a flexible and bespoke response to all victims of crime in the area. The service has shared its victim assessment tool and accompanying prompt sheet to use with victims of crime to offer support and signpost to relevant services.
Southwark Youth Justice Service have shared its hate crime programme, which aims to support children to consider the impact of prejudice on others.
Summary: Cheshire Youth Justice Service has developed a victim audit tool to ensure practice supports HM Inspectorate of Probation framework expectations for victims of crime and to inform development plans. Description: The victim audit tool helps youth justice practitioners reflect on their work with victims of crime and determine areas of effective practice and areas…
Produced in collaboration with Southwark Youth Justice Service, the Restorative Justice Council and Roadworks Media, ‘Facing the Impact’ explores the process and impact of using restorative justice after a child commits a violent assault on a police officer.
Tower Hamlets and City of London Youth Justice Service have co-created a series of videos with children and parents to explain the support on offer at the service for children and how they support parents and family.
Tower Hamlets and City of London Youth Justice Service has shared its girls programme, designed to empower, inspire and uplift girls involved in youth justice.
A collection of resources on addressing racial disparity in the youth justice system.
This comprehensive guidance document from Lincolnshire Youth Justice Service has been developed to inform youth justice practitioners on ‘writing to the child’.
Flintshire Youth Justice Service has designed a tool to gather information from children about how they feel about various aspects of their lives, including mental health, school and substance misuse.
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