Rehabilitation Revolution Green Paper published
Published: 7th December 2010 | 08:00
Last updated: 13th May 2011 | 10:52
The Rehabilitation Revolution Green Paper is now available on the Ministry of Justice website [link]. Download a list of the consultation questions here
Clinks' Formal Response
Read our formal repsonse, informed by the views of over 500 professionals working in the Criminal Justice System, here
Clinks' Early Response
Read Clinks' initial thoughts in our December 2010 response here
Clinks Consultation Events
The consultation period for the paper closed on the 4th March 2011. Clinks held a series of events across the country. View the report here
Clinks Members Briefing
Now available here
Your responses
Arts Alliance
The value of arts in the criminal justice system
National Appropriate Adult Network
The National Appropriate Adult Network (NAAN) have published their response to the Breaking the Cycle Green Paper. They have chosen to comment on the sections of the Paper that have most relevance to young people and vulnerable adults, reflecting the experience and expertise of their members in delivering appropriate adult services.
Associate Member of NAPO (Probation Union)
FPWP/Hibiscus
Foreign national women in the Criminal Justice System
Khulisa UK
Khulisa UK delivers unique and powerful behaviour-change intervention programmes addressing all aspects of the crime cycle and fostering personal and community regeneration
Action for Prisoners' Families
Action for Prisoners’ Families is the national organisation for those interested in the well-being of prisoners’ families.
Justice
Respond to legal aid reform in the Green Paper
Corston Coalition
Women in the criminal justice system
Clean Break
Theatre for women who've experienced the criminal justice system
National Council for Voluntary Youth Services [NCVYS]
Platform 51
Women and girl's organisation
DANDA
Focus on the necessity of addressing the needs of the vast numbers of offenders with dyslexia and related conditions and the undermining of best rehabilitative efforts if these factors are not taken into account.
Howard League for Penal Reform
WISH
User-led organisation working with women with mental health needs.
Transition to Adulthood alliance
SERVICE USER CONSULTATIONS
The following are consultations undertaken with people in, or with experience of, the criminal justice system
HMP Kennet
Undertaken by Paula Atherton of Sefton CVS
User Voice
Organisation led and delivered by ex-offenders
