Criminal Justice
The state of the criminal justice voluntary sector in 2023
Clinks annual State of the Sector chronicles trends in the voluntary sector working in criminal justice
21st March 2024
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Clinks annual State of the Sector chronicles trends in the voluntary sector working in criminal justice
Clinks regular State of the Sector highlights concerns about rising caseloads.
Clinks regular State of the Sector reports provide a valuable barometer of the latest trends in voluntary sector work with offenders.
Clinks 2017 State of the Sector report reveals the resilience of voluntary organisations working with offenders as well as the increasing financial pressures.
This is a chance to tell your story and help Clinks influence decision makers – responding to the State of the Sector survey is vitally important as it helps to develop an evidence base so Clinks can advocate on behalf of the sector. You’ll be helping Clinks to gauge the impact of policy changes on your organisation and the wellbeing of your service users. Your anonymised responses will make up a report which will be sent to key decision makers and influencers.
Survey respondents were asked to identify the top three priorities and challenges for their own services. Nearly 60% said that funding and service capacity was a priority; and about one third were concerned about both the frequency and quality of the recommissioning process, and staffing levels and morale.
