Independent Sentencing Review call for evidence: Clinks' response

Read our response, drawn from the evidence and expertise of the voluntary sector.

Clinks is the national infrastructure charity dedicated to supporting voluntary organisations working with people in the criminal justice system and their families. We support, promote, and advocate for our members and the wider voluntary sector across England and Wales.

Clinks news: the latest views, debate and discussion

Independent Sentencing Review: History and Trends in Sentencing

Key takeaways from the Independent Sentencing Review's report: History and Trends in Sentencing

Who are The Worshipful Company of Weavers?

Ahead of January's landmark summit - 'Justice and Women: A New Direction' - hosted by Clinks & The Worshipful Company of Weavers, this blog takes a look at the Company's work funding innovative criminal justice initiatives.

Clinks annual conference 2024 - key takeaways

"Connecting for Change: Voluntary Sector Engagement in Criminal Justice".

Join the NCJAA Advisory Group and be a voice for the arts in criminal justice

We are now refreshing the membership of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) Advisory Group and we are excited to be recruiting new members through an expression of interest process.

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Publications: delve into the detail

Research and analysis on issues facing the sector. Guides and briefings to support our members. Responses to government consultations. Case studies of good practice.

HMPPS update – change in use of Risk Assessed Recall Review (RARR) policy

This HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) policy update details a change in the use of Risk Assessed Recall Review (RARR). The policy change is part of measures to 'reduce pressure on prison capacity and cut unnecessary waits for re-release'.

Justice Changes Her Face

What Women’s Problem-Solving Courts can teach us about taking a Community Based Whole Systems Approach to Improving Criminal Justice Outcomes

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Events and training: get involved, improve your skills

25 February, 10:00 to 25 February, 12:30

Online

NCJAA Writing Development Workshop: Writing Funding Applications (up to £10,000)

25 February, 14:00 to 25 February, 15:00

Online

Working with young adults in contact with the criminal justice system: what the evidence tells us

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Our work: our latest projects and activities

What Clinks is doing to support, promote and represent the voluntary sector working in the criminal justice system.

London

Clinks provides a range of support to voluntary organisations working within London's criminal justice system. Through our Area Development team and London Development Officer, Clinks engages with local needs, builds strategic partnerships, and amplifies the voices of voluntary organisations working to support people in contact with the criminal justice system. Why not get involved with our London Criminal Justice Forums?

Prisons

Find out more about our voluntary sector coordination in HMP/YOI ISIS and the role of the voluntary sector working in prisons.

Race and justice

Clinks thinks all sectors working in the criminal justice system must work to tackle racism and discrimination.

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Join Clinks: be heard, informed, and supported

Are you a voluntary organisation supporting people in the criminal justice system? Join our network of over 500 members. Clinks membership offers you:

A voice to influence change
Practical assistance to be effective and resilient
Support from a community of like-minded professionals.

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