Prison
Key health issues for young people in custody
Understanding the key health care
issues for young people in young
offender institutions and prisons
17th October 2023
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Understanding the key health care
issues for young people in young
offender institutions and prisons
Mairéad Seymour recommends strategies to support children’s compliance on community supervision.
HMI Probation research finds national variation in the implementation and delivery of community resolutions with young people.
Fair Trials finds young people pressured to plead guilty without fully understanding the life-changing consequences of their decision.
Probation inspectors’ research on how best to support the desistance of children subject to court orders.
Justice Committee says children in the criminal justice system should receive a much wider range of treatments.
A large proportion of children who are supervised by YOTs exhibit a range of important, interdependent and interrelated needs which are captured as concerns within AssetPlus.
Centre for Justice Innovation briefing paper highlights the experiences of young people in youth courts in their own words.
Chief Prison Inspector Peter Clarke said the negative experiences of children in YOIs underlines the need for their reform.
Chief Prison Inspector Peter Clarke calls for an overhaul of the way we “separate” child prisoners in young offender institutions and the ending of solitary confinement.
Crest Advisory report analyses what drove the falls in first time entrants and custody in the youth justice system and asks what we should do as a result.
Children and young people released from young offender institutions are getting too little support in the community and are being “set up to fail”, according to a new report by the Prison and Probation inspectorates.
