Transforming Rehabilitation so far
A summary of the first twelve Probation Inspectorate area inspection reports into the new public/private probation system known as Transforming Rehabilitation.
20th December 2016
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A summary of the first twelve Probation Inspectorate area inspection reports into the new public/private probation system known as Transforming Rehabilitation.
Latest probation inspectors’ report most critical so far of performance of new privatised system. North Londoners at risk because of poor service provided by CRC.
Could the probation service soon be using computerised algorithms to assess risk of harm to the public by the automatic search of offenders’ Facebook posts?
New report from Prison Reform Trust and Directors of Social Services highlights the importance of local councils championing the needs of women offenders.
MoJ official statistics for 2014 (published October 2016) show reoffending rates of those on probation continue to fall.
Continued rise in number of MAPPA offenders puts the National Probation Service under increasing pressure at a time of limited resources & staff shortages.
New guide from the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance provides invaluable advice for those wishing to commission arts with offenders.
Excellent initiative from Probation Board of Northern Ireland pioneers the use of an app to promote desistance and help with mental health & addiction issues.
Probation inspectors find private Community Rehabilitation Company performing well but public probation struggling in the face to serious staff shortages.
Prison & Probation Inspectors find that Through-the-gate support for short term prisoners is poor one year into new initiative.
HMI Probation report finds some excellent probation work with women offenders but a serious lack of accommodation and significant drop in funding and resources.
Joint report from Prison Reform Trust and Women in Prison chart how the desperate lack of suitable housing for women offenders is rapidly worsening.
