The materials in this section are published articles, reports, briefings and evaluation analysis that are relevant to youth justice and can support embedding evidence in practice.
Research and Evaluation Resources
Developmental Language Disorders and Risk of Recidivism Among Young Offenders – Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry (2021)
Summary: The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry have published a paper concerned with the impact of developmental language disorders and the risk of recidivism in children involved in the youth justice.
Summary: An interim evaluation report looking at the impact of Brent Council- accelerated support team initiative established within the early health service.
Follow-on evaluation of Sandwell Youth Offending Service – A Creative Approach to Working with Young People – Sandwell Youth Offending Service (August 2021)
Summary: The University of Bedfordshire have published a literature review concerned with the relationship between care status and children going into custody.
Summary: An evaluation of the Trauma Informed Group Work Programme developed by Lewisham youth justice service. The Lewisham Trauma Informed Group Work Programme is an intervention that aims to reduce morbidity and mortality in under-18s due to violent assaults.
Summary: Access to information and evaluation of the Safer Relationships for Exploited Children Team Project (SAFE) for children to the service and who are at moderate or significant risk of criminal exploitation.