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About the Hampshire Youth Justice Service (HYJS)
Youth Offending Teams or Youth Justice Services were set up by the Crime and Disorder Act 1998
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Children and Families
Early years and childcare training and support
We offer Hampshire schools, early years and childcare providers a range of support and training opportunities to improve outcomes for children.
Childcare and early years practitioners
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Business support - Early Years, Wraparound and Out of School Childcare
Business support and advice for Early Years Education and childcare providers
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Registering a new childcare business with Ofsted
To set up a new childcare provision you are required by law to register with the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted).
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Supporting victims of crime and preventing re-offending
Hampshire Youth Justice Service provides support for both the victims of crime and for the young people who have offended
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Transition
Help with the transition process for a child with additional needs transitioning to school or another setting
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Types of childcare and early years education provision
Types of childcare and early years education provision in Hampshire
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Choosing quality childcare and early years education
Quality childcare and early years education is essential for all children as evidence suggests that attending these services can improve children’s outcomes
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About the early years and childcare training and support service
Early years and childcare training and support has a strong reputation for delivering high quality training and support to early years and childcare providers, as well as providing a trusted perspective on early years teaching practice.
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Apply for a Gateway Card or Gateway Card+
The Gateway Card and Gateway Card+ are free. They give you access to community activities, play schemes and buddy schemes through the short breaks programme.
Support for families Support for young people Support for special needs
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Financial support for children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and disabilities
need to provide considerably higher levels of support to a child during the majority of their time at a provision. ... Family Fund helps families of disabled or seriously ill children by giving grants and information relating to the care of the child.
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Autumn 2026 Headcount Adjustments Q&A event - online webinar
Morning session: 10am to 11:30am
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Autumn 2026 Headcount Adjustments Q&A event - online webinar
Evening session: 6.30pm to 8pm
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Early Years Pupil Premium
Early Years Pupil Premium funding for three and four year old children attending an early years education setting
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Children and Families
Individual Education Plans
An Individual Education Plan (IEP) is sometimes called a personalised plan or a targeted plan
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Autumn 2026 Birth to Four/webinar - online
Afternoon session: 1pm to 3pm
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Autumn 2026 Birth to Four/webinar - online
Morning session: 9:30am to 11:30am
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Early Years National Funding Formula (EYNFF)
Guidance for Early Years Education and childcare providers on the Early Years National Funding Formula
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Autumn 2026 Birth to Four/webinar - online
Evening session: 6:30pm to 8:30pm
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Early Years Foundation Stage
Help for Early Years Education and childcare providers with meeting the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework
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Hampshire Leading Foundation Stage Practitioner
Find out about the support service provided to Early Years Education and childcare providers by Leading Foundation Stage Practitioners
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Next Steps to promote your business and to offer Early Years Education (EYE) funding
Register with Hampshire County Council to deliver the Early Years Education (EYE) free funding for 2, 3 and 4 year old children
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Children and Families
Home Learning: Building Blocks for Lifelong Learning
Research has shown that the quality of the home learning environment is more important for children’s development than parents’/carers occupation and education.
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Childcare support from your employer
Employees should seek advice from their employer in the first instance about the following support
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Help if you are in education
Students should talk to their college, sixth form or university about the funding that is available