General Youth Justice
Local authorities hold a number of important duties in the wider youth justice system. The majority of secure children’s homes are owned and operated by local authorities and their youth offending teams (YOTs) play an important role in reducing offending and reoffending rates.
ADCS routinely works with the DfE, MoJ, YJB and Cafcass to support this work.
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ADCS responds to the Ministry of Justice consultation on funding for remand...
Helen Lincoln, Chair of the ADCS Families, Communities and Young People Policy...
ADCS, the Association of YOT Managers and the Local Government Association have...
ADCS, AYM and the LGA publish new youth justice policy position paper Today,...
Sara Tough, Chair of the ADCS Families, Communities & Young People Policy...
ADCS President speech to the Youth Justice Convention 2019, Birmingham on 3...
Comment on the publication of Charlie Taylor’s review of the youth justice...
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Helen Lincoln, Chair of the ADCS Families, Communities and Young People Policy...
ADCS, AYM and the LGA publish new youth justice policy position paper Today,...
Sara Tough, Chair of the ADCS Families, Communities & Young People Policy...
Comment on the publication of Charlie Taylor’s review of the youth justice...
ADCS responds to the Ministry of Justice consultation on funding for remand...
There are no entries available.
ADCS, the Association of YOT Managers and the Local Government Association have...
There are no entries available.
ADCS President speech to the Youth Justice Convention 2019, Birmingham on 3...