I'm looking for information about the Youth Justice Service (YJS) in South Gloucestershire. Can you tell me who they help, what their main objectives are, and under what circumstances they become involved with young people? Provide a concise summary of this information.
Navigate to the 'A to Z' index on southglos.gov.uk. Locate and click on the letter 'Y' in the A to Z index. Find and click on the 'Youth offending' link. Find and click on the 'Youth Justice Service (YJS)' link. Dismiss any privacy pop-ups by clicking the 'Close button'. Identify and extract the age range of young people the YJS works with. Identify and extract the main goals of the YJS. Identify and extract the circumstances under which the YJS gets involved with a young person. Provide a concise summary of the extracted information.
State that the YJS works with young people aged 10 to 17 to prevent youth crime and reduce re-offending. List at least three additional goals of the YJS, such as making sure justice is dealt with quickly, helping young people face consequences, tackling issues that put them at risk, or ensuring proportionate punishment. State that the YJS gets involved if a young person gets into trouble with the police, is charged with a crime and has to go to court, or is convicted of a crime and given a sentence.