Inducting Young People Procedure

Use this procedure to manage the induction process when a young person is a new admission, is transferred from another centre, or is in transit for 24 hours or more from another centre.

An induction is an important process for young people. It provides an introduction to the centre and helps a young person understand what to expect whilst in custody. Research shows that young people respond better to rehabilitative programs when they believe employees are interested and supportive.

The steps to be taken by staff depend on the role of the staff member. These roles include: Unit Manager, Assistant Unit Manager, Shift Supervisor, Assistant Manager, Duty Manager, admissions staff, and all staff.

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Type: Policy
Author: 
Youth Justice NSW
Publication Date: 
01 September 2009
Version: 
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