Research, guidance and training for better youth justice practice

The 81 Fellowship turns research, psychological knowledge and frontline experience into practical resources, professional learning and independent advice for youth justice services, practitioners, children and families.

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Turning Evidence into Better Practice

The 81 Fellowship provides practical support for people and organisations working across youth justice. Explore our free resources or speak to us about research, professional learning and tailored support.

Free Guidance and Resources

Access practical, psychologically informed resources for children, families, practitioners and managers. Our materials are designed to support understanding, professional conversations and effective Child First practice.

Research and Evaluation

We undertake independent research, evidence reviews, service evaluations and professional consultation. Our work helps organisations understand what is happening in practice, identify areas for development and make informed decisions.

Training and Advisory Support

We provide professional learning and tailored advice on Child First practice, psychologically informed approaches, assessment, formulation, practitioner wellbeing, organisational culture and professional boundaries.

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