Justice

• Support children involved in the criminal justice system and, where possible, divert them from becoming criminalised
• Contribute to children’s safety, wellbeing, and positive outcomes
• Work with complex children with a range of needs under Youth Justice Board national objectives
• Engage children using Child First principles and trauma-informed practice
• Ensure under-18s are treated as children within the criminal justice system while maintaining required supervision standards
• Conduct assessments
• Write reports
• Undertake direct work with children with complex needs, including those at risk of criminal and sexual exploitation and those presenting the highest risk to the community
• Work as part of a committed Youth Justice Service team

Explore Youth Justice Worker at East Sussex County Council. Review requirements and application details.