This practitioner pack contains resources to to help youth justice services embed the findings from the ‘Child First? Examining children’s perspectives of their ‘effective’ collaboration in youth justice decision-making‘ report.
The report provides details of a Child First research project undertaken to gain a greater understanding of what children supervised by youth justice services and held in custody think about their collaboration in youth justice decision-making processes.
The pack below includes printables, child, parent and practitioner-facing posters and leaflets, a project infographic, and an exemplar document detailing some of the good practice examples the research found.
There is also a full training package, which can be delivered locally, either using the facilitator notes or the training video. Please note, this is best used whole staff groups, rather than individually, as much of the value locally will be discussions between colleagues.
Posters
Infographic
Summaries and effective practice examples
Leaflets
Training materials
Training session video:
Contact
| Name | Kathy Hampson, Aberystwyth University Steve Case, Loughborough University |
| kah47@aber.ac.uk S.Case@lboro.ac.uk |