Criminal Justice
Managing volunteers in the criminal justice system
New guide from Clinks and NCVO on managing volunteers in organisations working in the criminal justice system.
11th June 2020
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New guide from Clinks and NCVO on managing volunteers in organisations working in the criminal justice system.
It will be interesting to see whether the picture of reducing reoffending services looks any different by the time of the next report. At the moment, the voluntary sector which works with offenders and their families are stuck in the same position as Dante’s virtuous pagans, not sure if the future will be heaven or hell.
The extent of voluntary sector participation in the new privatised probation service introduced by the government’s Transforming Rehabilitation programme is very unclear. The recent Clinks State of the Sector report found that many organisations were unsure about whether there would be opportunities for them to be involved in delivering TR.
