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Reading for rehabilitation

Reading for rehabilitation

[HMI Prisons (2026)]

Positive examples of prisons who have created a whole-prison reading culture.

Keywords: education, literacy

Filed Under: custodial, HMI Prisons, Inspectorates, Sector, Source Tagged With: education, literacy

The Ingeus Academy

The Ingeus Academy

[Ingeus (2024)]

Kathy Biggar Trophy submission: a peer mentoring training programme for people in contact with commissioned rehabilitative services.

Keywords: peer mentoring

Filed Under: Butler Trust, Ingeus, Kathy Biggar Trophy, probation, Probation services, Sector, Source Tagged With: peer mentoring

Rehabilitation and Social Inclusion Hubs

Rehabilitation and Social Inclusion Hubs

[North East Probation & Ingeus (2024)]

Kathy Biggar Trophy submission: North East Probation, in partnership with Ingeus, have set up a number of “hub” facilities, primarily for women on probation, which bring together a wide range of services to help meet the women’s needs.

Keywords: female offenders, social inclusion, engagement

Filed Under: Butler Trust, Kathy Biggar Trophy, North East Probation & Ingeus, probation, Probation services, Sector, Source Tagged With: engagement, female offenders, social inclusion

Expectations Hub

Expectations Hub

[Ranby prison (2022)]

Ruth Mann Trophy runner-up: under this initiative, a team of prisoners help to drive up standards across the jail by reviewing areas of the prison’s performance against HMIP “expectations”and reporting their findings to the SMT and the Governor.

Keywords: rehab culture, prisoner engagement, standards improvement

Filed Under: Butler Trust, custodial, Prisons/IRCs, Ranby prison, Ruth Mann Trophy, Sector, Source Tagged With: prisoner engagement, rehab culture, standards improvement

Food Matters in Prisons: Briefing Paper

Food Matters in Prisons: Briefing Paper

[Food Matters (2024)]

This report, from the charity, Food Matters, examines the state of food in UK prisons and makes key recommendations for improving prisoner welfare and security through food. Underpinning the briefing is the belief that food should be part of the “solution to criminal behaviour”, forming an integral part of a rehabilitative environment.

Keywords: food, diet, nutrition

Filed Under: custodial, Food Matters, Other, Sector, Source Tagged With: diet, food, nutrition

What are rehabilitative adjudications?

What are rehabilitative adjudications?

[Russell Webster (2020)]

Summary of HMMPS research evaluating rehabilitation adjudication pilots in four English prisons.

Keywords: procedural justice

Filed Under: custodial, Other, Russell Webster, Sector, Source Tagged With: procedural justice

Realising the rehabilitative potential of approved premises

Realising the rehabilitative potential of approved premises

[HMI Probation (2023)]

This report sets out the potential of approved premises (APs) to support desistance and rehabilitation whilst managing risks of harm to the public. Consideration is given to the optimum approach for APs at the system level, community level, and at the establishment level. [From HMI Probation’s Research & Analysis collection].

Keywords: approved premises

Filed Under: HMI Probation, Inspectorates, probation, Sector, Source Tagged With: approved premises

Evaluating ‘Rehabilitative Adjudications’ in 4 English prisons

Evaluating ‘Rehabilitative Adjudications’ in 4 English prisons

[Ministry of Justice (2020)]

An evaluation of a rehabilitative approach to disciplinary adjudications on outcomes for prisoners, and the experience of adjudicators delivering this approach.

Keywords: rehab culture, adjudications

Filed Under: custodial, HMPPS/MoJ, Ministry of Justice, Sector, Source Tagged With: adjudications, rehab culture

Minority ethnic prisoners’ experiences of rehabilitation and release planning

Minority ethnic prisoners’ experiences of rehabilitation and release planning

[HMI Prisons (2020)]

This review provides insights into black and minority ethnic (BME) and Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) prisoners’ experiences of rehabilitation and release planning.

Keywords: diversity

Filed Under: custodial, HMI Prisons, Inspectorates, Sector, Source Tagged With: diversity

Rehabilitation and preparation for release

Rehabilitation and preparation for release

[Good Book of Prisons (2019)]

Findings – from interviews with over 2000 staff, prisoners and managers from across the custodial estate – in relation to reducing reoffending and preparation for release, in prisons. [From the Butler Trust’s Good Book of Prisons].

Keywords: rehabilitation, reducing reoffending, resettlement

Filed Under: Butler Trust, custodial, Good Book of Prisons, Sector, Source Tagged With: reducing reoffending, rehabilitation, resettlement

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