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Trauma and Child Criminal Exploitation
2026-03-06 10:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | Camden High Street, 8-12 Camden High St, London, NW1 0JH, United Kingdom
Transition to Adulthood

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Young adults involved in the criminal justice system face unique challenges during their transition from youth to adult services. This period is often marked by a significant drop in support, despite ongoing developmental needs and vulnerabilities. Understanding how to work effectively with this age group is critical for improving outcomes and reducing reoffending. This training explores the distinct needs of young adults aged 18–25, including the impact of maturity, trauma, and systemic disadvantage. Participants will gain insight into transitional safeguarding, legal frameworks, and the psychological and social factors that influence behaviour at this life stage. The course draws on the latest evidence from neuroscience, youth justice, and probation practice, recognising the overlap between young adult and adolescent development. Through case studies, discussion, and practical tools, attendees will develop the confidence and skills to provide tailored, strengths-based support that promotes positive identity, agency, and continuity of care. The training also covers how to work across systems, address racial and social inequalities, and support specific groups such as care leavers, young women, and neurodivergent young adults. By the end of the course, participants will better understand how to navigate the complexity of this transition period and provide more effective, age-appropriate support. Ideal for: Probation and youth justice professionalsSocial workers and safeguarding leadsYouth workers, mentors, and education providersCustody staff and through-the-gate workersVoluntary and community sector practitioners supporting young adults Key Takeaways: Understanding developmental maturity and its impact on behaviourLegal frameworks, rights and entitlements affecting young adultsTrauma-informed approaches to engagement and risk managementStrategies for transitional safeguarding and continuity of careAddressing systemic issues such as poverty, discrimination, and exclusion Additional Benefits: Build confidence in supporting young adults through critical transitionsLearn how to work across systems to improve outcomesGain practical tools for culturally competent, person-centred practice This course is essential for professionals working with young adults at the intersection of youth and adult justice systems who are committed to delivering age-appropriate, responsive support that empowers young people to thrive.

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Disrupting Bias: Advancing Racial Equity in the Criminal Justice System

Effective Constructive Resettlement

Trauma and Child Criminal Exploitation
2026-03-31 10:00 - 13:00 | Legacy Centre of Excellence, Legacy Centre of Excellence, 144 Potters Lane, Birmingham, B6 4UU, United Kingdom
Transition to Adulthood

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May 29

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1:00 pm

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Young adults involved in the criminal justice system face unique challenges during their transition from youth to adult services. This period is often marked by a significant drop in support, despite ongoing developmental needs and vulnerabilities. Understanding how to work effectively with this age group is critical for improving outcomes and reducing reoffending. This training explores the distinct needs of young adults aged 18–25, including the impact of maturity, trauma, and systemic disadvantage. Participants will gain insight into transitional safeguarding, legal frameworks, and the psychological and social factors that influence behaviour at this life stage. The course draws on the latest evidence from neuroscience, youth justice, and probation practice, recognising the overlap between young adult and adolescent development. Through case studies, discussion, and practical tools, attendees will develop the confidence and skills to provide tailored, strengths-based support that promotes positive identity, agency, and continuity of care. The training also covers how to work across systems, address racial and social inequalities, and support specific groups such as care leavers, young women, and neurodivergent young adults. By the end of the course, participants will better understand how to navigate the complexity of this transition period and provide more effective, age-appropriate support. Ideal for: Probation and youth justice professionalsSocial workers and safeguarding leadsYouth workers, mentors, and education providersCustody staff and through-the-gate workersVoluntary and community sector practitioners supporting young adults Key Takeaways: Understanding developmental maturity and its impact on behaviourLegal frameworks, rights and entitlements affecting young adultsTrauma-informed approaches to engagement and risk managementStrategies for transitional safeguarding and continuity of careAddressing systemic issues such as poverty, discrimination, and exclusion Additional Benefits: Build confidence in supporting young adults through critical transitionsLearn how to work across systems to improve outcomesGain practical tools for culturally competent, person-centred practice This course is essential for professionals working with young adults at the intersection of youth and adult justice systems who are committed to delivering age-appropriate, responsive support that empowers young people to thrive.

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Legacy Centre of Excellence

Legacy Centre of Excellence, 144 Potters Lane

Birmingham,

B6 4UU

United Kingdom

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Disrupting Bias: Advancing Racial Equity in the Criminal Justice System

Effective Constructive Resettlement

Trauma and Child Criminal Exploitation
2026-04-29 10:00 - 13:00 | Longsight Library and Learning Centre, 519 Stockport Rd, Longsight, Manchester, M12 4NE

Trauma and Child Criminal Exploitation
2026-06-29 10:00 - 16:00 | Camden High Street, 8-12 Camden High St, London, NW1 0JH, United Kingdom
