EX OFFENDERS

Contraception, sexual health, drugs and sex, and men's health education, training and guidance

The Clink is located in Her Majesty’s Prison High Down in Sutton, Surrey. It is the first and only commercial restaurant to be built inside a working British prison to date. The Clink represents a genuine opportunity for change, offering prisoners the chance to gain food preparation, food service and cleaning qualifications as well as experience within an exciting, operational business and in-depth guidance to find full time employment within the hospitality industry upon release. Committed to reducing re offending - HMP High Down is committed to training and mentoring our prisoners to reduce re offending. We train prisoners in the following trades are looking for support from local employers to offer these men a second chance and provide them with work upon their release: Catering Gardening Woodwork Tailoring Building Plastering Plumbing Cleaning Business enterprise.

Foundation is a charity working with the kind of people that society sometimes ignores: offenders, less, women who are victims of domestic abuse and young people at risk. Whether its support to manage a tenancy, find a job, tackle drug addiction or improve family relationships, we help individuals overcome all kinds of challenges so they can realise their potential and become a part of their community

Foundation is a charity working with the kind of people that society sometimes ignores: offenders, the homeless, women who are victims of domestic abuse and young people at risk. Whether its support to manage a tenancy, find a job, tackle drug addiction or improve family relationships, we help individuals overcome all kinds of challenges so they can realise their potential and become a part of their community. We're good at what we do. Working with a host of agencies and organisations, we have a reputation for transforming troubled lives and for the enthusiasm, commitment and quality of service which have made us the largest organisation in Yorkshire and Humberside providing essential services to socially excluded groups.

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

For over 20 years, YOU has been helping individuals and families to build a better quality of life by providing the resources, tools and responsive care, support and advice they need to realise their dreams of security and greater stability. YOU provides person-centred support to people across the UK who have a disability or face social exclusion. The support is tailored to the needs of the individual or family. By listening to the people who use our services and working in partnership with other agencies, housing associations and councils, we have designed and developed many innovative services that make a difference to the lives of the people who access them.

Home Group Housing Association The UK s largest provider of affordable housing

Home Group Housing Association The UK's largest provider of affordable housing

Home Group Housing Association The UK's largest provider of affordable housing

The National Association of Ex Offenders Founded in 1999, we exist to campaign for better facilities for serving prisoners to plan for life after release, and to support ex offenders in leaving crime behind and rebuilding their lives

We are a residential charity that offers a fresh start to homeless unemployed young adults and helps them gain employment and accommodation These young people may also have misused drugs or alcohol, lack self esteem or been involved in crime or are ex offenders

A charity that mentors ex-offenders when they leave prison. By using local trained volunteers we are able to help them re-integrate themselves into the local community.

Home Group Housing Association The UK s largest provider of affordable housing

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex offenders

Home Group Housing Association The UK's largest provider of affordable housing

Home Group Housing Association The UK's largest provider of affordable housing

We are a residential charity that offers a fresh start to homeless unemployed young adults and helps them gain employment and accommodation These young people may also have misused drugs or alcohol, lack self esteem or been involved in crime or are ex offenders

Changemakers is a registered charity helping young people unlock their leadership potential

Langley House Trust provides resettlement services for ex-offenders

Working with people affected by homelessness

Part of the TL DALLAS GROUP

The Via Partnership is a social business based in Leyland, Lancashire. Via's main purpose is to improve skills and reduce unemployment. Via helps people to move forward in work and life and helps employers to develop their business and their workforce. Via was previously trading as CXL, and is owned by Lancashire County Council, Blackpool Council and Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council and delivers work for Lancashire Education Business Partnership, a registered charity Via works with public, private and third sector organisations to deliver a range of products and services and careers information, advice and guidance for young people and adults, and business support for workforce development, redundancy transition and business growth.

We run a project helping to tackle domestic violence in Kent and provide support to the children and families of people serving prison and community sentences. We also provide training and employment support to offenders in the region.The project has been running since October 2006, and work to date has been varied and innovative., with a large number of positive outcomes. Staff provide help and support with issues such as debt, housing and benefits but also work in creative ways with clients to offer assistance and practical solutions, for example helping with parenting skills, making friends, encouraging healthier lifestyles and building an individual's confidence. The purpose of this work is to maintain families, secure accommodation, suppport people in completing their community sentences and reduce the risk of re-offending. The work is funded by Kent Probation Service and Kent County Council.

InHere & Out is a new project from St Giles Trust offering support to gay, bisexual and transgender men in prison. Gay men in prison can face specific problems including homophobia, isolation and health needs. St Giles Trust has recognised these needs and designed a service specifically aimed at addressing them. Whether you are 'out' or not, InHere & Out is a support service for gay, bisexual and transgender men - or any men who could be questioning their sexuality - serving sentences in HMP Brixton, HMP Wandsworth, HMP High Down, HMP Bullingdon and HMP Huntercombe. It builds on our existing Peer Advice Project by using serving prisoners training to become advice workers to identify, offer and broker support.

We provide support to the children and families of people serving prison and community sentences. We run a project helping to tackle domestic violence in Kent and provide support to the children and families of people serving prison and community sentences. We also provide training and employment support to offenders in the region.The project has been running since October 2006, and work to date has been varied and innovative., with a large number of positive outcomes. Staff provide help and support with issues such as debt, housing and benefits but also work in creative ways with clients to offer assistance and practical solutions, for example helping with parenting skills, making friends, encouraging healthier lifestyles and building an individual's confidence. The purpose of this work is to maintain families, secure accommodation, suppport people in completing their community sentences and reduce the risk of re-offending.

This new service supports short sentenced male prisoners by offering early engagement, through and beyond the gate and individualised support in the community to address needs and prevent re-offending. This first pilot will see St Giles Trust providing support to 3, 000 prison leavers from HMP Peterborough over a six-year period to help them settle back into the community and reduce re-offending. St Giles Trust will work closely alongside other voluntary sector organisations to provide NVQ training to Connections peer advisors and provide intensive 'through the gate' support to people leaving prison.

We offer a range of services which meet prison leavers on release and help ease the transition to the community. Leaving prison is a very difficult time and the risk of re-offending is high if the right support is not in place. Our caseworkers provide intensive support across a broad range of areas, help clients resettle and ensure that the risk of re-offending is minimised. Our Community Services Team comprise a range of different projects who provide support for prison leavers and those caught up in the criminal justice system.

Changing Paths is a Community Interest Company and Charitable Trust, an initiative that has been set up by the Wates Family through the Wates Giving charity programme. Changing Paths assists offenders and others into sustainable employment within the construction sector and its supply chain. We aim to place offenders and ex-offenders, the usually socially excluded sectors of society, into skilled, sustainable and paid employment. This can only be done by providing correct, constructive and comprehensive training programs, which we aim to deliver with sufficient funding. Changing Paths have sourced the best training packages, along with a daily growing partner base willing to take on our graduates. Access to employment is one of the major factors determining whether an offender will re-offend or not on release.

Supporting women offenders and ex offenders