Youth Justice Service
About our service
Dealing with youth justice can be hard… That’s where we can help.
Our Youth Justice program is here to help young people and their families every step of the way when dealing with youth justice matters.
If you live in the Brisbane and Logan regions our Youth Justice service is here to help our mob.
How does our service work?
Our service works with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people and their families who have had contact with police, court or the youth justice system.
This may include young people who:
- have been cautioned by police
- are attending diversionary restorative justice processes
- have early signs of offending behaviours or have siblings of known offenders
- are living in custody or transitioning from custody.
We help young people (primarily aged 10-14 years) and their families to find solutions to overcome challenges, particularly those related to coming into contact with police or taking risky offending behaviours.
Our team works to get your entire family around the table when the Department of Youth Justice meets with a young person. We aim to create a support plan based on the young person and the family’s concerns by using an established framework called the Family Led Decision Making (FLDM) process.
How do I access the service?
You will need to contact your worker or email us.
Is there a cost?
No. This service is free.
Need more info?
Resources
YJ for Young People
Learn more about our Youth Justice program and how it can help you.
YJ for Families
Learn more about our Youth Justice program and how our team can help young people.
YJ for Referring Agencies
Learn more about our Youth Justice program and how they our team can help young people and families.
