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WORKING TOGETHER CHANGING THE STORY

Youth Justice Strategy 2019 2023 1 WORKING TOGETHER CHANGING THE STORYY outh Justice Strategy 2019 20232 Youth Justice Strategy 2019 2023 CHANGING the storyAll Queenslanders deserve to be safe in their homes, workplaces and communities. We expect children and young people to be law abiding and respectful. If they are not, we expect them to be accountable and put things also want children and young people to be brought up safe and well in their families so they can realise their capabilities and aspirations, and contribute as strong community members themselves. Most children and young people don t commit crime, and most that do grow out of it.

help children and families turn young lives around. If we are alert and respond well to the opportunities to intervene, from an early age right through to the transition to adulthood, together we can change the story. Change will require collaboration and a focused effort.

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