How Youth Justice helps young people and their families
Youth Justice helps young people and their families who have come into contact with police. Learn about what happens at court, how to prepare, and who may be involved.
When a young person is involved with the police
It can be difficult for families when a young person is questioned about breaking the law. Understand a young person's rights and what happens when police are involved.
What happens in court?
Court can be scary. Youth Justice helps young people going to court through support services such as case support. Learn about what happens at court, how to prepare and who may be involved.
What could happen if a young person breaks the law?
When a young person breaks the law, it's important they know their rights and what to expect. Learn about cautions, conferences and the different types of orders.
What happens during supervision with Youth Justice?
This guide aims to simplify the process of a young person’s supervision with Youth Justice. See how Youth Justice can help young people follow their court orders and stay out of trouble.
What support is available to young people in custody?
There can be a lot of rules for young people in custody. Learn how Youth Justice provides support and medical services to young people and how to communicate with a young person in custody.
COVID-19 visitation rules
Youth Justice is always updating the processes to reduce the risk of COVID-19 in centres, Community Offices and in the general public. Learn more about the guidelines that must be followed for all face-to-face visits.
Youth Justice NSW Centres
Youth Justice Centres are places where young people stay while in custody. Learn more about Youth Justice Centres, their location, visiting hours, and services provided.
Youth Justice NSW Community Offices
A Youth Justice Community Office is a place where young people get help and support from Youth Justice caseworkers. Understand what a Youth Justice Community Office is and where they are located.