In this episode one of our young people, Danielle, talks about, and demonstrates, her relationship with music, how it helps her and others.

'Michael' talks about how to develop in life and what makes a great case manager. 'Michael' is a young person who has been allocated to a case manager in Royal Borough of Greenwich Youth Justice Service.

One of our young people reflect on their relationships with their case managers and their mentor, importance of consistency and committing to the programme.

Three Young People talk about their time with the Youth Justice Service Work Experience programme in the summer of 2024.  Please be aware that this episode is best listened to with headphones. Names are changed to protect identity of Young People. 

Five parents talk about their experience of the Parent and Carers Champion Network, the challenges of parenting and the importance of self care.

In this episode we talk to 'A' (whose voice has been disguised) about their experience of meeting their case manager, what their intervention was like and advice they would give to other young people (and a little bit of football as well!).

In this episode one of our young people, Ti-Reek, talks with the Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Justice Service for England and Wales, Stephanie Roberts-Bibby. They discuss early influences, changes in the YJS and if one thing could be changed what that would be.

In this episode we discuss growing up in London as the child of Ugandan parents, cross cultural relationships and bridging the many gaps that occur. 

One of the young people working with Royal Borough of Greenwich Youth Justice Service talks about their experience of originating from a Ugandan family growing up and living in London.

In this episode one of our young people talks about his experience of receiving and working through a Referral Order with his Youth Justice Case Manager.