Care-experienced children and the Trouble with the Law

25th February 2021Jennifer Downie, Research and Policy Assistant, NYAS

The National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) has launched the Trouble with the Law campaign, urging police and crime commissioner candidates to make an election commitment to protect and empower care-experienced children and young people; Joshua Williams, NYAS Public Affairs Officer and Jennifer Downie, NYAS Policy and Research Officer, explain why it’s important to keep care-experienced young people out of the criminal justice system.

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Care-experienced children and the Trouble with the Law

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