The new name represents the predicament many young people find themselves in and is combined with the tagline "helping young people out", which summarises the charity's main objective.
Catch 22 was formed on July 1 this year after the merger of youth crime prevention charities, Rainer and Crime Concern.
The new body had been working under the temporary name Rainer Crime Concern with an interim logo and website that combined the two former identities.
However, Catch 22 now has a new logo, created by Figtree, which features a bold colour palette made up of black and bright yellow.
Joyce Moseley, chief executive of Catch 22, said: "We're all really excited about the potential of our new brand. We think it will really help us stand out and generate more awareness around the issues we deal with."
The new brand identity will be rolled out across all services over four months.