Clinks Blogs
Beverley Williams of Addaction explores the key points of the Rough Sleeping Strategy and implications for the voluntary sector.
We look at whether the Ministry of Justice’s programme to review probation will address the issues women-centred services have faced under Transforming Rehabilitation.
We're delighted to announce Clinks' new Chair. Roma Hooper writes for Clinks on her appointment and shares her thoughts on the future of the sector.
This blog will give you an update on our work in the South West, including on service user involvement, strategic commissioning boards and the Ministry of Justice’s consultation on the future of probation services.
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Publications
THE GOOD PRISON 2018
The good prison report makes policy and practice recommendations for prisons, Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons and the voluntary sector working in prisons. It summarises learning from the project and outlines how it can be applied – and the outcomes achieved replicated – in order to deliver safer and more rehabilitative prisons.
Download the report here
Training & Events
Regional criminal justice forums
2nd, 3rd, 4th October | Darlington, Liverpool, Plymouth | free to members /£50
Our quarterly forums inlcude an update on the recent probation review, Farmer review stage two, the female offender strategy and more.
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Clinks birthday: 20 years of supporting the voluntary sector in criminal justice
7th November | London| Free
Join us as we reflect on Clinks' and the sector's achievements over the last two decades and look forward at our potential together over the next three years and beyond.
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Resources
Work for Clinks
Find the latest vacancies and volunteering opportunities at Clinks
Transforming Rehabilitation
Find out more about the reforms with our dedicated page
Clinks responses
Read our responses to government consultations and policy
Guides and toolkits
Make use of Clinks' guides and toolkits for criminal justice practitioners
Evidence base
Find out key statistics about offenders and the Criminal Justice System