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Youth Person Profiler

The Young Person Profiler delivers an accessible person-centred approach to supporting young people in the Justice

Sector whether in Secure Children’s Homes, Secure Training Centres, Youth Justice Services, charities or organisations. Do-IT Profiler provides screening tools for learning difficulties and disabilities (Neurodiversity) that have been tried, tested and specifically developed for young people.

Here’s how we can help…

Quick identification of need

The Profiler quickly identifies Neurodiverse strengths and challenges

Upskilling staff

We provide neurodiversity training specifically for supporting young people.

Instant targeted support

The Profiler reports allows you to identify the areas for targeted support.

The benefits

  • Quick and easy to set up
  • Up-skills staff and supports better conversations
  • Identifies and targets specific support needs
  • The Profiler report can be used as a referral mechanism
  • Tracks measures and records a range of outcomes
  • Evidence informed and used by a range of youth settings
  • Accessible including multilingual options

Customer testimonials

What love hearing from our customers, here’s what some of our justice clients had to say about Do-IT…

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Operational Manager, Lee Matthews, St Helens Youth Justice Service

“Do-IT profiler’ has been an invaluable in assisting Youth Justice Service practitioners to identify the neurodiverse strengths and challenges of the children that we work with. Using this tool, practitioners have been able to tailor plans and interventions specifically with each child in mind. In addition, practitioners have been able to share findings with other key agencies to ensure a each child’s needs are supported appropriately across the partnership. Regular data analysis from the team has also helped us to gain a greater understanding of the neurodiversity of children known to our service.”