YOS - probation orders
About this service
A Community Rehabilitation Order was previously a Probation Order and it is a Court Order, which is made to help you to avoid further offending. It can last up to three years.
This Order is supervised by a Youth Offending Service worker who is there to advise, assist and encourage you, and to help to prevent you re-offending. It means that you will be given:
- Help in keeping out of further trouble with the Police;
- Advice in areas in which you may be having problems, e.g. at home, school/college or work, or with other people or with drugs;
- Support from your Youth Offending Service worker who is there to see you regularly and listen to what you have to say.
A detailed plan for what is going to be done during your Order will be agreed with you and your parents/carers within the first week. This is called a Supervision Plan. The plan will be reviewed every three months.
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Last updated: 3 November 2009