Talking to children and young people about crime can be difficult, especially if you are concerned that they may be involved in criminal behaviour.
Before setting up the conversation, ensure you understand your organisation’s relevant policies and procedures. Don’t act alone. If concerns arise, speak to the right people within your team and agree on a coordinated approach.
Consider whether you are the best person to have the conversation, and who the young person trusts most.
Download this guide to help frame the conversation with a child or young person.
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