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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.
RR3 Minutes December 2018
Minutes from the Reducing Reoffending Third Sector Advisory Group meeting, December 2018.
Youth Justice Board’s proposals for standards for children in the youth justice system 2019
Clinks responded to the Youth Justice Board’s consultation on the revised national standards for children in the youth justice system. Clinks welcomes the "child first, offender second" principle underpinning the revised standards and its aim to promote a childhood removed from the criminal justice system. Clinks has made recommendations for embedding these principles at every stage of the criminal justice system and we highlight the vital role of the voluntary sector in youth justice.
Draft Incentives and Earned Privileges (IEP) Policy Framework
Events and training: get involved, improve your skills
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Clinks @clinks_tweets · 18 hours
Is pre-trial detention of children used as more than a last resort? Transform Justice has published 'Path of little resistance: is pre-trial detention of children really a last resort?' highlighting that remand of children is on the rise. http://www.transformjustice.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/TJ-Decemb…
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 2 days
Save the date for our annual conference 2019, 'Creating change together', on 9th May. The conference offers a chance to hear from key policy & decision makers and to network with #voluntary sector orgs & government officials. Look out for further details shortly #ChangingTogether
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 3 days
“What should happen to people who commit criminal offences?”. We want to hear from you for a book of differing viewpoints as part of the work of the Monument Fellowship. Email describing what you’d aim to cover to anne.fox@clinks.org by 31/01 headed “Monument Fellowship question”
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.
People with multiple and complex needs
Families of people in the criminal justice system
Probation services
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Membership starts at just £20 per year and is free for organisations with little income.
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