This report presents compiled data shared by the 13 FDACs in England for the period 1 April to 30 June 2026, to offer a live picture of the circumstances facing families in FDAC, the work that is done to support them and the outcomes that have been achieved.
This briefing reflects on a decade of the Centre's work on youth diversion, from making the case for its wider use to shaping the reforms now underway, and sets out our priorities for ensuring every child can access diversion that is evidence-led, consistently delivered, and fair and effective.
This note summarises the key reflections from a roundtable held at the Ministry of Justice, bringing together the MoJ, the Youth Justice Board, the Youth Custody Service and CJI to explore Scotland's approach to reducing children's involvement in custody and the learning that may be relevant for England and Wales.
This briefing sets out our policy position on the role of Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDACs) within current children’s social care and family justice reform.
This briefing sets out the case for amending Section 9A of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 to enable the delivery of evidence-based harm reduction interventions for people who smoke crack cocaine.
This report presents compiled data shared by the 14 FDACs in England for the period 1 January to 31 March 2026, to offer a live picture of the circumstances facing families in FDAC, the work that is done to support them and the outcomes that have been achieved.
This briefing explores how youth justice in England and Wales can go beyond recent progress in reducing children entering court, drawing on lessons from New Zealand to show how removing the requirement to admit guilt could widen access to diversion.
This briefing offers strategies to enable better collaboration between police forces and women’s centres, and improve outcomes for women in contact with the justice system.
This report presents compiled data shared by the 14 FDACs in England for the period 1 October to 31 December 2025, to offer a live picture of the circumstances facing families in FDAC, the work that is done to support them and the outcomes that have been achieved.
