Help with youth justice services

On this page you will find information about the Birmingham youth justice service and supporting organisations that can help young people experiencing the justice system.

Youth Offending Service

Birmingham’s Youth Offending Service aims to be responsive to local needs, while also meeting national targets. Find out more about the Youth Offending Service in Birmingham on their dedicated web pages.

Remedi

Remedi exist to enable those accessing our services to be the people they can and want to be, through the creative and proactive use of restorative approaches. Learn more about how Remedi can help on their website.

VS (Victim Support)

Need help after being affected by a crime? Get in touch anytime for independent, free, and confidential advice. Find out more on the Victim Support website.

West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership

Working together to reduce violence, vulnerability and exploitation in the West Midlands. Discover more at the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership website.

Unlock

Unlock is an independent award-winning national charity that provides a voice and support for people with convictions who are facing stigma and obstacles because of their criminal record. Find out more about Unlock.

Catch 22 Straight Up

Catch 22 Straight Up is a programme available to young offenders or those at risk of involvement in gang culture, have underlying entitlement to UC or other legacy benefit and are motivated to end affiliation. Discover more about Catch 22 Straight Up.

Cranstoun Youth Support & Social Justice

Cranstoun Youth Support & Social Justice: Cranstoun’s young people services are designed with young people in mind and are always reshaped and remoulded to best achieve each individual’s goals. Learn more about Cranstoun on their website.

Jonah's Project

Jonah's Project Criminal Activity provides services for young people who are convicted, involved in or at risk of criminal activity. Find out more about their activities and services via the Jonah's Project website.

Page last updated: 31 October 2023