Push to stop neurodivergent children entering criminal justice system
The Oldham Times
A new three-year project in Greater Manchester aims to reduce the number of neurodivergent children entering the criminal justice system by working directly with neurodivergent young people to identify needed changes in systemic and professional responses. The initiative will develop resources and tools for young people, parents, and professionals based on lived experiences, aiming to address the overrepresentation of neurodivergent individuals in the justice system. The program involves collaboration between various public, private, and voluntary sector partners to create a more inclusive and effective approach.
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