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Ealing Council's Youth Justice Service reported on education, training, and employment outcomes for young people in October 2026.

Ealing Council's Youth Justice Service reported on education, training, and employment outcomes for young people leaving its service in October 2026. These outcomes measure the success rates of young people in securing further education, vocational training, or employment after engaging with the service.

This update was presented as part of a broader report on the service's overall performance in Ealing. The report also highlighted a significant reduction in re-offending rates among young people in the borough.

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  1. Ealing Council's Youth Justice Service reported on education, training, and employment outcomes for young people leaving its service in October 2026. Source
  2. The Youth Justice Service reported re-offending rates fell from 31.7% (2021-22) to 17.3% (2023-24). Source
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