IMPORTANT
CHANGES TO THE LEEDS YOS WEBSITE
This website
is currently being decommissioned prior to all information being
transferred to the main
Leeds City Council website, under Youth Offending Service (see
A to Z of services).
The Leeds Youth Offending Service
is a multi-agency organisation which is part of
Leeds
City Council's Children’s Services. The aim of the Service is to
prevent offending by children and young people (aged 10–17
years).
All
YOS site address details are below:
47
Marshall Street,
Holbeck
LS11 9RZ
Tel: 0113 214 5300
|
Hough Lane Centre
Hough Lane
Bramley
LS13 3RD
Tel: 0113 395 0101
|
Technorth
9 Harrogate Road
Chapel Allerton
LS7 3NB
Tel: 0113 247 5710 |
Youth Court
Level 5
Leeds Magistrates Court
Westgate
LS1 3UP
Tel: 0113 214 5109 |
The main
administrative office is sited at Technorth and Rebecca Gilmour, Acting Head
of Service, is based here. She can be contacted on 0113
395 1370 -
rebecca.gilmour@leeds.gov.uk
Volunteering with Leeds YOS
***
Please Note *** We are no
longer seeking volunteers for the rest of 2012...
There are a
number of roles that volunteers can undertake that involve
working with young people aged 10 –17 years that are serving a
community sentence and being supervised through Leeds Youth
Offending Service. No formal qualifications are required and
after applying to volunteer with Leeds Youth Offending Service,
the recruitment process involves an informal interview. This
will be followed by a Foundation Training Course and Role
Specific Training for successful applicants.
More
information can be obtained from:
Mr
Karol Thornton
Volunteers Co-ordinator
Leeds Youth Offending Service
Technorth
9 Harrogate Road
Chapel Allerton
Leeds LS7 3NB
Tel: 0113 3957196
Mobile: 0789 127 9254
karol.thornton@leeds.gov.uk or email:
leeds.yos.volunteering@leeds.gov.uk
Victims and Restorative Justice
Restorative justice processes enable victims to have their say
and receive answers to questions they may have, whilst offenders
are given the opportunity to help put things right. Many young
people engage in reparation as part of their programme.
Reparation means 'saying you are sorry and doing something to
prove it'. It involves meaningful activity for the young person
which also enables them to make a contribution to the community
or directly to their victim.
Leeds YOS
values comments from local people about ways in which young
people can make amends. If you have any ideas or comments about
possible reparation activities in your area then please email
John Clark at
john.clark@leeds.gov.uk or telephone 0113 395 7133.
Student Placements in the Leeds Youth Offending Service
We
receive many requests for student and observational placements
or visits. We have an arrangement with Leeds Metropolitan
University and Huddersfield University to take 2nd Year and
Final year Social Work Students. We have also offered places to
final year Youth and Community students. Those account for the
whole of our capacity to supervise student placements.
We regret we are NOT in a position to offer placements to
any students following purely academic HE courses or students
undertaking FE courses. All requests or enquiries about
placements should be routed through the Training Coordinator -
Emma Falk -
emma.falk@leeds.gov.uk or telephone 0113 395 7220.
Site last
updated - 20 March 2012