Section 4. Findings Figure 36: Do you feel cared for by most staff here? 4.77 Just over two-thirds (69%) of children said that staff treated them with respect. Children from a black and minority ethnic background were significantly less likely than children from a white background to report that most staff treated them with respect (63% compared with 74%). The proportion reporting respectful treatment was significantly higher in STCs than YOIs (88% compared with 65%) and ranged between individual establishments, from 92% of respondents at Rainsbrook to only 51% at Feltham. Figure 37: Do most staff here treat you with respect? 4.78 46 The majority (69%) of children reported that if they had a problem, there were staff at the establishment they could turn to for help. Again, children from a black and minority ethnic background were significantly less likely than children from a white background to report this (64% compared with 75%). A significantly higher proportion of children in STCs than in YOIs reported having a member of staff to turn to for help (86% compared with 66%). While the responses of children in different STCs were fairly similar, those of children in YOIs varied considerably, ranging from 87% of those at the Keppel unit to just over half (55%) at Feltham. Children in Custody 2018–19