"I'm Walking A Life"
"Whitney Spoken Word"
"Young People Performing A Song"
"Be good to be close to family and those supporting you"
"Intelligence is more than School smart"
"Young people aren't out of reach. Services are out of reach"
"I just tried to stay out of trouble, connect with family and friends and get early release"
"The word education isn't a great word"
"Young people need a second chance"
"If someone's got something to lose they will fight to keep it"
"Don't judge a book by its cover"
"Knowing your rights and entitlements means you feel more empowered"
"If I complain, I don't think anything will happen"
"The long term affect is massive, but the decision is based on the judges mood"
"Young people should be involved from the beginning"
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"An Enquiry into the Emotional Health and Wellbeing of Young People in the Youth Justice System" Young people sharing their experiences of being in contact with the youth justice system in London have contributed to a new report published today which sets out a number of...
A Peer Leader from Peer Power has written a response to the Taylor Review into Youth Justice, published in December 2016. You can read the youth responses below. On Over-Representation of BAME, LAC and Care Leavers in Youth Justice System "The dynamics in relation to the youth justice...
Peer Power staff and young people attended the NPCC Child Centred Policing Conference at the BIS Centre, Victoria, London. Alongside Police forces nationally, the event heard from young people first-hand about their experiences with the Police, and the event focused upon three areas: Children in Care Youth Offending Digital...
Young People and staff from Peer Power co-presented with NHS England a seminar at the Annual Youth Justice Convention on "Health and wellbeing needs of young people in the justice system" The Youth Justice Convention is the annual event for all those working in the youth...
Young people and health commissioners from London boroughs attended a Peer Power consultation event in partnership with NHS. The event was held at Rich Mix, London to co-create a vision for 'improving health and well-being for young people with experience of youth justice services'. Over 150 people...
Peer Power Founder, Anne-Marie Douglas is successful in application to Paul Hamlyn Foundation 'Ideas and Pioneers Fund' for one year to develop Empathy Lab and Positive Psychology Programmes for young people with experience of youth justice and social care agencies. The Fund includes support from...
In partnership with Stretch, we filmed the experiences of young people discussing health and well-being services in preparation for the our co-production event on 9th November with NHS England. ...
Peer Power are commissioned by Youth Justice Board to deliver Participation Training to staff at 16 London Youth Justice Services across London. The training is co-delivered by young people with experience of youth justice services, and each participant completed a three point 'Participation Promise' to take...
Peer Power expands its work in partnership with NHS England. Following their project to gain the views of young people with experience of screening in custody through liaison and diversion projects across London, the project is expanded. Between September and November 2016, the Peer Power team will...