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Youth Justice NSW is undergoing significant reform to respond to the National Agreement on Closing the Gap and create better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, and communities in contact with the criminal justice system in NSW.

This factsheet provides information about Youth Justice New South Wales Remand Intervention and Bail Services.

This policy provides a framework for Youth Justice NSW to appoint and manage convenors. It ensures convenors have the appropriate qualifications, training and support to deliver high quality conferences.

This policy provides employees with an understanding and framework for working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual young people.

This procedure contains instructions and templates for employees and young people to use when a young person enters a Youth Justice Centre.

Service providers use the equity plan template to report on the actions they will take in the coming year to ensure the diverse needs of specific groups will be met.

This framework aims to identify and evaluate the effectiveness of the Youth on Track program and the Youth on Track service providers. Download the framework to learn how the program and the service providers are assessed against outcome measures and performance standards.

This factsheet explains how the Youth on Track program works, where it's located, and how eligible young people are supported. Download the factsheet to learn more about the program.

This report is an analysis of outcomes in Youth on Track and reports on what the program has achieved in 2021. Download the report to learn about the key statistics of what the program has achieved and its impact on young people.

This factsheet explains the screening and referral process for the Youth on Track program and is aimed at community members wanting to refer a young person to the program. Download the factsheet to learn what the process is to refer a young person to Youth on Track.

Youth Justice NSW is undergoing significant reform to respond to the National Agreement on Closing the Gap and create better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, and communities in contact with the criminal justice system in NSW.

This factsheet provides information about Youth Justice New South Wales Remand Intervention and Bail Services.

This policy provides a framework for Youth Justice NSW to appoint and manage convenors. It ensures convenors have the appropriate qualifications, training and support to deliver high quality conferences.

This policy provides employees with an understanding and framework for working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual young people.

This procedure contains instructions and templates for employees and young people to use when a young person enters a Youth Justice Centre.

Service providers use the equity plan template to report on the actions they will take in the coming year to ensure the diverse needs of specific groups will be met.

This framework aims to identify and evaluate the effectiveness of the Youth on Track program and the Youth on Track service providers. Download the framework to learn how the program and the service providers are assessed against outcome measures and performance standards.

This factsheet explains how the Youth on Track program works, where it's located, and how eligible young people are supported. Download the factsheet to learn more about the program.

This report is an analysis of outcomes in Youth on Track and reports on what the program has achieved in 2021. Download the report to learn about the key statistics of what the program has achieved and its impact on young people.

This factsheet explains the screening and referral process for the Youth on Track program and is aimed at community members wanting to refer a young person to the program. Download the factsheet to learn what the process is to refer a young person to Youth on Track.