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This co-produced blog looks back on the achievements of the Women’s Forum over the last year.

Our latest review brings together evidence and emerging good practice that are shown to support young adults to move away from the criminal justice system.

The Mayor’s Office were developing a hub for young adults, aged 18-25, on probation, and asked if we could support consultation with young adults on developing the hub.

Her Majesty’s Court and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) commissioned us to conduct qualitative research with 38 defendants to develop recommendations to improve the engagement of defendants with criminal court processes, particularly in the early stages of their engagement in police custody.

We are deeply saddened at the loss of our much loved and respected member, Jahmaine Davis. As well…

This blog captures our presentation to OPCCs about the needs of young adults. We explored the key recommendations for OPCCs to consider when developing their police and crime plans.

This session looked at the reasonable adjustments and the support available to young adults with neurodevelopmental conditions, as…

In this blog, LET member David discusses his work with Revolving Doors.

Russell Webster in partnership with the Revolving Doors Agency, conducted an online survey into the experiences of service users who go on to volunteer as peer mentors or any other role with helping services.

This meeting focused on policing challenges in identifying and supporting vulnerable young adults in the criminal justice system…

Young adults call for radical police reform focused on tackling poverty, trauma, and structural racism.