Youth Offending Service (YOT)

Essex Youth Offending Service works with children and young people who have offended, to help prevent them getting into further trouble

How it can help

They work with parents, carers, victims and the community to help young people understand the consequences of their actions. They also offer Early Intervention Programmes to children aged 8 to 13 who might be at risk of offending. Each Youth Offending Team includes a police officer, social workers, probation officers and health and education staff.

They work to:

  • prevent offending
  • reduce the risk of further offending
  • support victims
  • support young people on bail
  • prepare reports for the court
  • supervise young people on court orders
  • help with young people remanded to local authority care
  • help young people during and after custodial sentences
  • help parents, including with Parenting Orders

Age

12 to 25

Eligibility

For young people who have a criminal offence

How to access

Contact by phone or email

Special need

Social, emotional and mental health
ADHD
Physical disability
Autism
Life limiting conditions
Sensory processing needs
Learning disability

Area(s) covered

Harlow
Tendring
Maldon
Basildon
Uttlesford
Brentwood
Braintree
Thurrock
Castle Point
Chelmsford
Southend
Epping Forest
Colchester
Rochford

Can siblings without SEND also attend

No

Cost

Free

Is the service available online?

No

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