James Leonard & Timmy Long
James Leonard & Timmy Long
#180 Helen McEntee: The Minster For Justice
#180 Helen McEntee: The Minster For Justice
#180 Helen McEntee: The Minster For Justice
Friday 10th November 2023
Minister Helen McEntee talks about justice, addiction, and community solutions with hosts James Leonard and Timmy Long on 'The Two Norries'.
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Episode Overview
- Minister McEntee advocates for a health-led approach to address addiction and crime
- Community involvement and support are crucial in finding sustainable solutions
- Challenges in the justice system highlighted with insights on addressing root causes
- The significance of youth diversion programs and community safety partnerships discussed
- The need for comprehensive reforms in the justice system and community impact highlighted
I think there should be a health-led approach for a lot of people because a lot of it is addiction, what causes so many of the problems that we have. It's about finding solutions and being able to work with this and also another side of it is the young people are trying to figure out a way that they'll actually understand like the damage that they're doing to their mothers and their fathers and themselves and their families in general.
What happens when a Minister for Justice sits down with two passionate hosts to discuss the intricate ties between community, addiction, and justice? In this episode of 'The Two Norries', James Leonard and Timmy Long welcome Helen McEntee, the Minister for Justice, for a candid conversation that sheds light on these pressing issues. Helen dives into the importance of understanding and tackling the root causes of crime and addiction, advocating for a health-led approach that prioritizes community involvement.
She discusses how engaging with local communities can lead to more effective solutions and highlights the need for reforms in the justice system, including youth diversion programs and community safety partnerships. Whether you're looking to understand more about how policy can impact addiction recovery or seeking inspiration from community-driven initiatives, this episode offers valuable perspectives that resonate deeply with anyone affected by these challenges.