Young Justice Advisors Impact report: 2016 – 2024

This report highlights the strengths, impact and legacy of the Young Justice Advisors project. Publisher: Young Justice Advisors…

PCC Spotlight: Earlier intervention and prevention

How can agencies support young adults to avoid getting involved in the criminal justice system? This briefing looks at interventions in police forces that reduced crime, and endorses the importance…

The Revolving Doors Checklist: How police and crime commissioners can improve responses to offenders with multiple and complex needs

…sets out practical recommendations based on evidence of what works and highlights what some police and crime commissioners are doing to provide whole system coordinated support. Publisher: Revolving Doors Agency…

T2A response to the Youth Justice Board consultation on National Standards for Children, November 2018

T2A memorandum to Justice Select Committee inquiry on future prison population and estate capacity October 2023

T2A response to the Justice Committee inquiry on the disclosure of youth and young adult criminal records December 2016

Devon and Cornwall Police – An Evidence-Based Approach to Diversion

…Devon and Cornwall Police don’t commission services, but they have built relationships with the voluntary sector and local organisations to develop interventions. After a referral has been made to an…

Spotlight on Substance Misuse

…misuse projects as well as encouraging Police and Crime Commissioners to develop programmes, which take a public health approach to tackling the root causes of crime. Publisher: Revolving Doors Agency…

Young Adult Manifesto

Can we do more to support vulnerable young adults in the criminal justice system? This manifesto lays out the arguments for why young adults should be regarded as a distinct…

PCC spotlight: young adults (18-24) in contact with police and criminal justice services

…their complex needs? This report highlights practical projects including police partnerships with outreach programmes and community services, as well as employment training, and the use of out of court disposals,…

T2A response to the Lammy Review Call for Evidence on BAME representation in the criminal justice system, June 2016

We’ve not given up: young women surviving the CJS, Executive Summary

This report is about girls and young women aged 17 to 25 years old in contact with the criminal justice system. In particular, it highlights the experiences of Black, Asian…