Pasifika youth are overrepresented in the criminal justice sector and, most worryingly, within violent offending statistics. Trends in violent offending behaviour show Pasifika youth have the highest rates across all ethnicities. However, there is a lack of interventions designed for Pasifika youth, with the absence most prominent in community-delivered programmes. This qualitative study facilitates an explorative talanoa with Pasifika probation officers. Thematic analysis of data-generated themes highlights the strength of culturally responsive practice and a desperate need for rehabilitation programmes available within the community.