Role

Youth Liaison and Diversion Officer

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Brent Council adopted a three-year Youth Justice Plan in November 2025, outlining funding for services including the Youth Liaison and Diversion Officer role.

Brent Council adopted the Youth Justice Plan 2025-28 in November 2025, a three-year strategy for youth justice services. This plan outlines funding and delivery for services, including the NHS-funded Youth Liaison and Diversion Officer role, which offers mental health screening to children in police custody.

The plan has a total partnership budget of £1.7 million, with contributions from the Police and Health Service, and a £579,000 grant from the Youth Justice Board. It aims to support young people at risk of entering the youth justice system.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council adopted the Youth Justice Plan 2025-28 in November 2025. Source
  2. The Youth Justice Plan 2025-28 has a total partnership budget of £1.7 million. Source
  3. The plan's budget includes a £579,000 grant from the Youth Justice Board. Source
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