Reducing Criminalisation & Supporting Young People Through Restorative Justice
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 1h Duration
Reducing Criminalisation & Supporting Young People Through Restorative Justice
- 1.0 Learning outcome Reducing Criminalisation & Supporting Young People Through Restorative Justice
- 1.1 Understand the Concept and Purpose of Restorative Justice
- 1.2 Recognise the Factors Contributing to Criminalisation of Young People in Care
- 1.3 Apply Restorative Justice Principles in Residential Practice
- 1.4 Safeguard and Empower Young People While Supporting Change
- 1.5 Work in Alignment with the National Protocol on Reducing Unnecessary Criminalisation
- 1.6 Evaluate Impact and Embed Restorative Practice into the Home’s Culture
- 1.7 Reflective Questions, Case Studies & Scenarios
The training “Reducing Criminalisation & Supporting Young People Through Restorative Justice” is designed for children’s residential care staff. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills to apply restorative justice principles in practice, helping to reduce unnecessary criminalisation of young people in care. The course explores systemic and personal factors contributing to offending behaviour, introduces restorative approaches as alternatives to punitive responses, and provides tools for conflict resolution, accountability, and repairing harm. Staff will also learn how to align their practice with national protocols and embed restorative justice into the culture of residential homes.
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