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Chief Prison Inspector talks of the appalling distress of seriously mentally ill prisoners who are stuck in prison waiting transfer to secure hospital.
IMB report highlights the prison service practice of using segregation as a way of managing and caring for prisoners with severe mental health needs owing to a lack of alternative provision.
Raheel Mohammed of Maslaha describes the new Coming Home service designed to help Muslims released from prison with their mental health issues.
Charlie Brooker & Coral Sirdifield identify best practice in working with people with mental health problems on probation in the latest addition to Clinks evidence library.
An international systematic review finds persistent delays in transferring patients from prison to secure psychiatric hospitals
Right Care, Right Person will change police mental health role
Independent Monitoring Boards highlight continued imprisonment of women on mental health grounds alone.
A new book about effective mental health interventions in probation.
Joint inspection finds that thousands of people with a mental illness are coming into the criminal justice system each year but their needs are being missed at every stage.
It’s Time is the new campaign for better mental health and wellbeing support for young people in prison from Spark Inside
Justice Committee calls for root and branch reform of mental health in prisons.
Charlie Brooker & Coral Sirdifield on maximising positive mental health outcomes for people on probation.
