HMI Probation, Ofsted and Estyn have published a report on the work of Youth Offending Teams (YOT) with looked after children

HMI Probation, Ofsted and Estyn have published a report on the work of Youth Offending Teams (YOT) with looked after children. Findings include: looked after children enter the criminal justice system at an earlier age; being looked after impacts on their education and training opportunities. Recommendations include measures to improve safeguarding of young people looked after outside their home area and separated from family members.
Source: Criminal Justice Joint Inspection 18 December 2012
Further information:
Looked After Children: An inspection of the work of Youth Offending Teams with children and young people who are looked after and placed away from home (PDF)
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