[Russell Webster (2023)]
A directory of resources for women offenders.
Keywords: female offenders
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[National Women’s Justice Coalition (2023)]
Online searchable directory of services for women in contact with the criminal justice system.
Keywords: female offenders, services
[HMI Prisons (2023)]
HMI Prisons thematic review on the treatment and outcomes of restricted status children held in female prisons.
Keywords: young people, female offenders
[HMPPS (2019)]
A summary of evidence relating to risk factors for criminal behaviour in women and how services can reduce reoffending by women and keep women convicted of crime safe. Part of HMPPS’ Prison & Probation Evidence Resource.
Keywords: female offenders
[Prison Reform Trust (2020)]
Briefing, in partnership with the Working Chance charity, on evidence about women’s employment opportunities and barriers.
Keywords: female offenders, employment
[Penal Reform International (2020)]
A guide to understand how life in prison can affect a person’s mental health, with a focus on women. It describes how to recognise the signs of poor mental health and how best to respond.
Keywords: mental health, female offenders
[HMI Probation (2021)]
Summary of the evidence base relating to probation work and women. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (probation)].
Keywords: female offenders
[Prison Reform Trust (2020)]
A guide for prison staff to help them understand how prison life can affect a person’s mental health, with a focus on women.
Keywords: mental health, wellbeing, female offenders
[Prison Reform Trust (2017)]
Report identifying links between women’s experience of domestic and sexual abuse, as well as coercive relationships, and their offending. Includes a number of recommendations for various agencies to improve their practice in this area.
Keywords: female offenders
[Prison Reform Trust (2019)]
The report considers women with learning difficulties in the contexts of legislative and policy frameworks, getting support, and criminal justice system responses, while also giving a voice to those women to talk about their experiences.
Keywords: female offenders, learning disability