Caring for Care Leavers in the Criminal Justice System
The course provides participants with an opportunity to refresh and extend their knowledge, skills and confidence in understanding and meeting the needs of care experienced people whilst they are in custody.

​The training is delivered by a care experienced trainer who will share their personal testimony regarding their journey through care into prison and beyond.
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This course is CPD accredited, supporting your continuing professional development.

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​Who is the course for?

Anyone working with care leavers (or care experienced people) in custody.

Course objectives
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  • Develop an understanding of what a ‘looked after child’ is and why children enter the care system
  • Increase understanding of the internal and external factors impacting those with ‘lived experience’ of care, leaving care and custody
  • For participants to reflect on their own connections and experiences of leaving home
  • Understand the needs of young people as they prepare for adulthood and leaving care
  • Increase understanding of why care leavers are overpopulated in prison and probation
  • Develop and share understanding on how to support young people as they prepare for their transition from custody to community
  • Understand the legal rights and entitlements of care leavers

Duration

3 hours

​​Book your place
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For more information or to book your place, please follow this link.

Please note this can be purchased as a stand-alone course or as part of the PASS (Personal Advisor Skills Support) training programme, consisting of 8 modules.
For more information on any of the training offered by the Rees Foundation, please get in touch with us by calling 0330 094 5645 or by emailing [email protected]