This briefing paper seeks to encourage effective joint working
between Health and Wellbeing Boards and youth justice services. It aims
to ensure that local strategies reflect the needs of children and young
people who offend, especially those with mental health problems and
learning disabilities. It outlines a practical action agenda and
provides examples of good practice.
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