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Job Title: Youth Offending Service Officer
Specialism: Criminal Justice
Location: Staffordshire, UK
Salary: £25.26 per hour
Type: Ongoing, Full Time

Youth Offending Service Officer within Criminal Justice in Staffordshire, earning £25.26 per hour. This exciting ongoing full-time locum opportunity offers Monday to Friday working hours from 09:00 to 17:00. Based at Castle House, Barracks Road, Newcastle-under-Lyme, you will play a vital role in supporting children and young people involved in the Youth Justice System, helping to reduce offending behaviour and improve life outcomes through effective intervention and support.

Perks and benefits

• Full Time: Enjoy the consistency and stability of a full-time position while making a meaningful impact on young people's lives.
• Hourly Pay: Earn a competitive rate of £25.26 per hour, rewarding your expertise and commitment.
• Varied Work: Experience a diverse and engaging workload where no two days are the same.
• Professional Development: Access ongoing training and learning opportunities to further strengthen your skills and knowledge.
• Supportive Team Environment: Work alongside dedicated professionals committed to achieving positive outcomes for children and families.
• Meaningful Impact: Help shape brighter futures by reducing reoffending and supporting young people to reach their potential.

What you will do

• Case Management: Manage a varied Youth Justice caseload involving both statutory and non-statutory interventions.
• Direct Work: Engage directly with children and young people using innovative and evidence-based approaches to reduce offending behaviour.
• Assessment and Planning: Undertake comprehensive assessments and develop tailored intervention plans based on individual needs and risks.
• Progress Reviews: Regularly review progress with children, young people, and their families, adapting intervention plans where necessary.
• Court Duties: Undertake responsibilities as a Court Officer and represent the service within court settings as required.
• Duty Work: Participate in Duty Officer responsibilities, responding appropriately to referrals, concerns, and emerging issues.
• Appropriate Adult Role: Act as an Appropriate Adult where required to support young people through criminal justice processes.
• Restorative Justice: Contribute to the development and delivery of restorative justice interventions and practices.
• Report Writing: Prepare high-quality assessments, reports, and recommendations for courts, panels, and partner agencies.
• Multi-Agency Working