Victims' Register - Youth Offenders Application Form

The Victims’ Register – Youth Offenders (the register) provides information to registered eligible people about a youth detained in a youth detention centre who has been sentenced to detention for a violent or sexual offence.

Before applying, please read the Victims’ Register – Youth Offenders factsheet for eligible persons who are not direct victims (or the Easy English version of Victims’ Register – Youth Offenders factsheet for eligible persons who are not direct victims) to ensure you are informed about the registration process.

We are collecting the information below to determine your eligibility to be placed on the register under Part 8, Division 7 of the Youth Justice Act 1992 . Please note that we will share the information you have provided with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) and/or Queensland Police Service (QPS) to verify details of your application and/or identify the young person who has been sentenced for the relevant offence.

If you are the direct victim or the immediate family member of the victim who has died as a result of the offence, you do not need to complete this application form. You just need to tell the ODPP or QPS that you wish to be registered, and they will forward your details on to us. If you would prefer to apply yourself, please complete PARTS 4, 10, 11 and 12 of this application form.

We acknowledge the impact that providing this information may have on you. Please see contact details for available support services at the end of this form.

If you require support to complete this application form, please email victimsregister@youthjustice.qld.gov.au.


Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

Nominee details

  1. (if applicable)

Your details

  1. For example: Do you require interpreter, is it safe to contact you on all methods above? etc.
  2. I am *

Child victim details

Details of history of violence

  1. (if known)
  2. (if known), e.g. address, aliases, current location, etc.
  3. (just enough for us to understand the situation)

Details of your connection to the offence

  1. Please note that specific offence details are to be provided below.

Offence details

Supporting documents

All applicants must provide identifying documentation.

  1. Photo/photocopy of a document that has your name, address and signature (e.g. passport or driver’s licence). Maximum 3 files.
  2. If applying as the guardian/attorney of an adult victim with legal incapacity, you must provide proof that you are the guardian of the victim, or an attorney appointed for the victim under an enduring power of attorney under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998.

Support and information

  • The Victims’ Register – Youth Offenders is governed by the Youth Justice Act 1992 , Part 8, Division 7. You can view Queensland legislation by searching the title of an Act at Queensland Legislation.
  • Call Victim Connect on 1300 318 940 or visit www.victimconnect.org.au for specialist counselling and case management to assist with the practical impacts of violent crime.
  • Financial assistance is available for some victims of violent crime through Victim Assist Queensland. Learn more at www.qld.gov.au/victims.
  • Call Lifeline to speak to a crisis supporter on 13 11 14, text 0477 131 114 or chat online at www.lifeline.org.au (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
  • If you are, or suspect you are experiencing domestic or family violence, call or text 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
  • The Charter of Victims’ Rights includes information on how you can expect to be treated by the agencies working with you. To make a complaint as a victim or on behalf of a victim of a violent offence and the complaint relates to the Charter of Victims’ Rights, contact the Office of the Victims’ Commissioner.
  • To make a complaint directly to the Department of Youth Justice and Victim Support, see the Queensland Government complaints process page.