Youth Justice
The Victorian youth justice program works with young offenders aged between 10 and 20 years.
Our mission is:To ensure care, custody and supervision for young offenders through the provision of programs which will assist them to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes to manage their lives effectively without further offending and to provide mechanisms, resources and direction to achieve this.
In the context of the legislation and through the provision of quality community-based supervision and support programs, to promote the personal development of young offenders and contribute to the reduction of crime in the community.
Victoria's three-pronged Reform Strategy aims to prevent low risk young people from entering the criminal justice system, rehabilitate more serious young offenders and support them to establish crime-free lifestyles after their release.
A Balanced Approach to Juvenile Justice in Victoria [PDF 100kb]
INTRAIN Yvonne Luke Aboriginal Youth Justice Scholarship 2010
The Indigenous training and recruitment initiative (INTRAIN) Yvonne Luke Aboriginal Youth Justice Scholarship has been introduced to increase employment opportunities in the youth justice sector for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. See Indigenous training and recruitment initiative (INTRAIN) Yvonne Luke Aboriginal Youth Justice Scholarship.
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A Youth Worker's Guide to Nutrition for Young People
The guide has been specially designed to provide nutrition information for youth workers, allied health staff and general practitioners working in youth justice centres with young people. It is also a useful guide for staff working with young people in the community.
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