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Together for Mental Wellbeing is a national charity that supports people with mental health issues to lead fulfilling and independent lives. We value people as experts in what works best for them, and each individual we work with influences and shapes the support they and others receive from us. We work with approximately 4,000 adults every month in around 70 locations and our services include support in the community, accommodation-based support, advocacy and criminal justice services. For more information, visit www.together-uk.org

The overall aim of TWP is to address the complex, multiple needs that often lead women to offending, and in so doing to prevent offending and reduce reoffending. The ultimate aim is to help vulnerable women turn their lives around and address issues which are linked to offending or which place a woman at risk. TWP engages with and provides intensive support to clients; offering one-to-one and group work support, guidance, information and signposting. The aim being to raise aspirations, build confidence and self esteem, as well as providing access routes into participation, education, training and employment, housing and personal development.

Tomorrow’s Women is a Charity for all women aged 18+ to make positive lifestyle changes. Working with female offenders, and those on the periphery, it is committed to reducing offending in adult women.
An award winning charity, with a multi-agency approach they support women through targeted interventions to address underlying support areas for each woman.
Open Monday-Friday 9am - 3:30pm they work across Wirral and Cheshire West & Chester. TW have achieved outstanding outcomes with women into employment, recovery and away from (re)offending through service engagement, learning opportunities & addressing behaviours in an all-female safe community hub.
Tomorrow's Women hosts the National Probation Service & Merseyside Community Rehabilitation Company whose dedicated team of Offender Managers supervise all female offenders subject to Community Orders and Licensed Conditions.
Referrals can be made via professionals or women can self-refer.

We are an infrastructure body supporting the work of all charitable and volunteer-using organisations in Torbay. We represent the local voluntary sector at strategic level and assist local groups to help local people via various support and service activities. Our Volunteer Bureau assists individuals to find potential volunteer roles.

Touchstone, in partnership with West Yorkshire probation, deliver one to one support for offenders with mental health issues into education, training and employment.

Touchstone works with people and communities across West Yorkshire, delivering a wide range of mental health and wellbeing services in partnership with others. These include the Step Change programme to support offenders with mental health problems into work; the Community Support Team offering assertive outreach support to people with severe and enduring mental health problems and chaotic lives, and a project to support female offenders with mental health problems. We have also facilitated a peer support group for lifers in the community.

Toynbee Hall is an anti-poverty charity based in East London, established in 1884. We provide a wide range of free, independent advice and support services to people facing financial hardship, legal problems, and wider social exclusion.

Our advice services include debt advice, welfare benefits advice, legal advice, and money coaching, delivered through face-to-face, telephone, digital, and outreach models. A core part of our work focuses on supporting people in contact with the criminal justice system, particularly people in prison and those leaving custody, who are disproportionately affected by debt, benefit issues, housing insecurity, and financial exclusion.

We deliver advice services in prison settings and through community-based provision, helping people stabilise their finances, address priority debts, access income they are entitled to, and reduce the risk of reoffending linked to financial crisis. Our work is grounded in trauma-informed practice and focuses on improving long-term outcomes rather than short-term fixes.

Toynbee Hall is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and holds recognised quality standards for advice provision. The organisation works in partnership with statutory bodies, prisons, probation services, and voluntary sector organisations to improve access to justice and financial resilience.

This application is submitted by Matt Dronfield, Managing Director of Advice Services at Toynbee Hall, who oversees the organisation’s advice portfolio and strategic work across criminal justice, debt, and financial inclusion.

Trailblazers trains, supports and supervises volunteers who mentor young offenders aged 18-25yrs for six months inside prison and up to twelve months after release. The aims are to help the offender increase self-awareness and achieve changes in thinking, attitude and behaviour.

Transform Housing & Support is a registered social landlord and provides housing with support. In Surrey, we provide shared supported accommodation for 24 single people over 18 years of age who have a history of offending or who are at risk of offending. We also provide housing and support to 47 people in recovery from drug and/or alcohol dependency.

Provider of Single adult and family supported accommodation, focusing on supporting ex offenders.

To ensure that transgender prisoners are protected

Trinity Winchester is a unique Winchester-based charity which addresses the effects of homelessness and vulnerability through specialist practical and emotional support, and proactive prevention, empowering positive change.

We help people who are vulnerable to the effects of homelessness, addiction, physical and mental ill-health, poverty, social isolation and domestic abuse. We offer solutions, hope, choice and control.

Through our direct access services we offer a wide range of interventions including food, laundry/bathing facilities, advice & information, homelessness prevention and outreach, health care, learning & skills programme, counselling & complementary therapies, and women specific services

Triple A Project was born out of a question: “Are autistic people getting into trouble because of their autism?” It is clear that there is a 360 degree vulnerability within the autistic community, whereby individuals are susceptible to becoming unwitting perpetrators of criminal behaviour as well as becoming victims through naivety, which is exacerbated by a lack of understanding and misinterpretation.
-Offences related to social naivety
-Offences of a perceived aggressive nature, for example where sensory overload directly impacts on and increases levels of anxiety and stress that are difficult to self-manage.
-Offences relating to a misunderstanding and misinterpretation of social clues – lack of relevant sex education leading to inappropriate, unlawful sexual activity.
Triple A Project provides support for those on autistic spectrum as well as Understanding Autism training for practitioners and professionals.

T2 provides community support to adults living in West Berkshire. We have a variety of interventions available including specialist prescribing, abstinent and non abstinent based group work and a counselling service. We accept referrals from a variety of agencies of people can self refer by attending one of our drop in's.

Therepritic Interventions and Engagement

Two Saints' vision is to significantly improve the lives of those who are homeless, vulnerable or in need of support through the provision of high quality, effective reliable housing, support and learning services.

We offer services across Hampshire (including Portsmouth and Southampton) and in West Berkshire, Poole and Oxford. Our expertise lies in offering good quality accommodation with support and resettlement services which enable our clients to develop skills to break the cycle of homelessness, poverty, and exclusion. We also offer visiting support services to people living in their own homes.

The Ubele Initiative is a social enterprise with a mission to contribute to the sustainability of the African Diaspora community. Through social leadership development, community enterprise and social action, we incubate projects across the UK.

We creates partnerships with local, regional, national and international organisations to create innovative solutions for some of our most pressing social, economic and political concerns.

Ubique Partnerships provides information, advice and guidance to offenders, including a bespoke service to offenders who have served in the armed forces; employment and skills development for women offenders; voluntary work experience placements; and project management and consultancy, including European-funded projects.

With a history spanning over a century, UK Youth is a leading national charity committed to ensuring all young people are empowered to build bright futures, regardless of their background or circumstances.
It’s our mission to provide all young people with access to appropriate, high quality services in their local community or online.

We sit at the heart of a national network of members, brought together through our merger with Ambition, to support an estimated four million young people across the UK. Together with our network, we offer support, advice and training to equip young people with the vital life skills needed to engage in education, volunteering and employment.

Our group provides Trans Awareness and Equality Training to the Prison and Probation services, provides training on the PSI and guidance for the Care and Management of Trans Offenders. We visit prisons to support Trans and Gender Diverse offenders, give support upon release and occasionally provide accomodation in our Trans Community House to suitable Trans Offenders on release.
Our chair person also serves as a member on the Transgender advisory Board to the prison and probation service and is also a member of the Inside Gender Identity NHS England T&F group for improving the health care and support of Transgender Offenders, including secure accomodation.