
Constructive resettlement for children in custody
Constructive Resettlement is an evidence-based framework that empowers practitioners to support children on their own personal journey towards a constructive future.
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Constructive Resettlement is an evidence-based framework that empowers practitioners to support children on their own personal journey towards a constructive future.

Professor Neal Hazel provides evidence- based best practice advice on resettling children after custody for the Clinks Evidence Library.

Community Chaplaincy Norfolk share a story of meeting a person as they are released from prison.

Successful campaign ends Friday releases for vulnerable prisoners

Nine different digital innovations to help prison leavers.

The MoJ has announced the successful 9 bidders for Phase 1 of the Prison Leavers Innovation Challenge.

Identifying opportunities arising from the creation of the new national probation service in June 2021 to improve housing outcomes for prison leavers.

The deadline for the Prison Leaver Innovation Challenge is 12 p.m. Sunday 13 June.

The Prison Leaver innovation challenge aims to develop new technological solutions to support people leaving prison.

HMPPS research finds brief psychological interventions for women in prison are promising, but struggle to make a difference in the face of the structural disadvantages faced on release.

There is a considerable gap between black and minority ethnic prisoners and prison staff in their understanding of how ethnicity influences rehabilitation and resettlement.

Nacro briefing on a justice system fit for the future: lessons from the coronavirus pandemic to build a fairer and effective path to resettlement.