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The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) is the leadership organisation for children and young people’s services. Members are charged with ensuring localities’ cooperation to achieve the Every Child Matters outcomes. This ‘duty to cooperate’ covers statutory agencies: health, police, probation, services for young offenders, Learning and Skills Councils and local authorities. We expect that by 2009 it will include schools and colleges. ADCS works with government departments, from the Department for Children, Schools and Families and the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills to the Home Office, the Ministry of Justice and Cabinet Office, to influence policy.
At the seminar from which this report has resulted, I made many of the points in its chapters: about the balance between early intervention, risk, and the potential for the public denigration of children and young people who offend through an enhanced focus on them as a group. I reflected on how far local authorities should bear the costs of incarceration. I was clear that we would welcome this shift of accountabilities if it came with both the resources currently expended and an expectation that we would use them differently.
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