Young people & the Law with Greg Smith - A SSH Forum - Factory Nov 1

Ninety per cent of young people in juvenile justice centres have at least one psychological disorder and 40 per cent have been in out-of-home care. On average they left school under the age of 15. Perhaps most concerning of all is that about half the young people in juvenile justice custody are Aboriginal, despite only making up about four per cent of the population. Changes to the State's juvenile justice system will require political will and community support. Your contribution matters.

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When

Nov 02, 2011
from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Where

The Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street Waterloo NSW

Contact Name

Heather Robinson

Contact Phone

0400 378 319

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YOUNG PEOPLE & THE LAW - A Vision for the Future

The South Sydney Herald warmly invites you to a public forum on Juvenile Justice Reform.
Speaker: The Hon. Greg Smith SC MP, NSW Attorney General
When: 7pm, Tuesday November 1st
Where: The Factory Community Centre (67 Raglan St, Waterloo NSW 2017)
The forum will be Chaired by Karen Bevan (Director, Social Justice Unit, UnitingCare Children, Young People & Families).
For more information about the forum contact Heather Robinson on 0400 378 319.

Ninety per cent of young people in juvenile justice centres have at least one psychological disorder and 40 per cent have been in out-of-home care.
On average they left school under the age of 15.

Perhaps most concerning of all is that about half the young people in juvenile justice custody are Aboriginal, despite only making up about four per cent of the population.

Changes to the State's juvenile justice system will require political will and community support. Your contribution matters.

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