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The organisation provides in prison and community based employability focused programmes of support, utilising the opportunity to gain work experience in the bakery of HMPasties. The support includes gaining relevant food production and preparation qualifications along with mentoring to find work in the food production, catering and related industries.

Our role is to respond to visitors and families with information support and creating a relaxing atmosphere in a stressful situation. We work closely with children of offenders and help to give an insight into the family life while the prisoner is in the establishment.

Stonham, part of Home Group works with male and female offenders and ex offenders to provide case management and a range of interventions to address multiple need including housing and housing-related support. We aim to maximise independence and compliance with statutary orders and support people to live successfully in their communities.

We believe that giving people opportunities to regularly train and play rugby can inspire and empower individuals to realise their full potential, directly improving participants’ health, discipline, communication skills and self-respect.

We believe participation in grassroots rugby can also be a catalyst for people experiencing homelessness to engage more effectively with wider support services related to health, education, training and employment.

We believe that by creating this opportunity, we can help enable some of the most vulnerable people in society transform their life through rugby.

Provide support, safety planning, risk assessment, and advocacy to survivors of domestic abuse aged 16+. Facilitate group programmes for survivors of domestic abuse and provide training to professionals across the South West.

The Honeycomb Group is a team of social-minded brands championing happy homes in our region by providing services and support that help people across Staffordshire and its surrounding areas feel secure, connected and confident.

Whether it’s developing and maintaining affordable homes, providing trusted home repairs and improvements, keeping people safe and well at home or providing support services that eradicate social issues isolating people from a happy home, Honeycomb Group is making our region vibrant.

What We Do
We deliver tailored programmes and services designed to help individuals take positive steps forward: Our approach is rooted in the belief that employment, training, and mentoring are powerful tools for reducing reoffending, improving wellbeing, and building safer communities.
• Employment Support – CV building, job applications, interview preparation, and access to employers open to giving second chances.
• Skills Training – Accredited training, industry-specific skills, and personal development workshops to boost employability.
• Mentoring & Coaching – One-to-one support from experienced mentors who understand the challenges and can guide participants toward their goals.
• Employer Partnerships – Helping businesses recruit motivated candidates, while providing advice on inclusive hiring practices.
• Community Reintegration Support – Practical help with housing, benefits, and wellbeing, to ensure sustainable outcomes.
• We are dedicated to engaging young people aged 13–25

Based in Bournemouth, Hope provides housing, training and support for single homeless individuals aged between 18 to 65. It is our ultimate aim to enable clients to move forward into independent living through addressing their needs which include: substance misuse, crime, poverty, mild mental health and unemployment. We currently house 60 vulnerable people (c. 150 per year).
Clients have access to 1:1 support and group therapy sessions delivered by our trained counselling and support workers who do a fantastic job in helping them overcome the many personal issues they face. We also help our residents with budgeting skills, applying for funds, claiming benefits that they are entitled to as well as other ad hoc issues that are unique to the individual such as reuniting families. We have recently set up a gym to increase health and fitness as well as purchasing a mini bus to provide clients with access to and benefit from the wider local community. We also utilise signposting agencies.

Our homelessness programme houses single, non-priority clients in private rented accommodation. We provide a volunteer mentoring programme for newly-housed people. We also provide a six-month quasi-residential drug and alcohol rehab programme for men, based on '12 steps' with therapeutic intervention. Post Graduation third stage supported housing options are also available for up to a further 24 months.

We provide work-based services and assessments for prisoners, as well as information and guidance on issues such as employment, training and support to help rebuild relationships with family or friends.

We work to provide a range of housing and support services to people disadvantaged by housing circumstance or social need, in a manner that promotes self-esteem, respect and independence.

Housing for Women is a housing association and charity providing housing and support services for women and their families in London.

Our ReConnect project provides supported accommodation for women leaving prison dealing with substance misuse and with complex needs. Combining housing and person-centered support we help women to bring about positive changes in their lives, reduce substance misuse, improve their emotional well-being and prevent future re-offending.

Our ReUnite project works with mothers leaving prison who would otherwise be homeless. The project provides supported accommodation and holistic support to help reunite women released from prison with their children.

Citizens Advice - Hull and East Riding provides legal advice, information and specialist casework for people in the City of Hull and the East Riding. Areas covered include debt, benefits, housing, employment, family and relationship issues, consumer matters and immigration.
We also focus on preventative work including financial capability
and money management training and 1-1 mentoring support.
We have previously offered both advice and training to people in prison.
75% of our workforce are dedicated volunteers, many of whom are training to become Advisers under the national Citizens Advice Certificate in Generalist Advice. Volunteers also fulfil other roles such as Trustee, social policy co-ordinator, assessor, administrator and reception. We take ex-offender volunteers, subject to certain criteria and can work with offender volunteers in limited circumstances.

Hull CVS Volunteer Centre works with volunteer involving organisations from the voluntary, community, public and not for profit sectors. We work with organisations to promote and raise awareness of volunteering in Hull, develop and advertise new volunteer opportunities, provide information, advice and guidance on Good Practice in volunteering and offer training in the management and support of volunteers. We also run a volunteer drop-in service where we help signpost members of the public to relevant volunteer opportunities, and deliver the Big Lottery funded Volunteer Support Project, working specifically with people with additional support needs to enable them to gain access to volunteering and training.

Hull FC Community Foundation is the independent charity of professional rugby league side, Hull FC. Using the power of sport and the strong local influence, we make the biggest difference possible to the lives of vulnerable people through delivering needs led projects targeting four key areas: Participation, Education, Health, and Social Inclusion. As a registered charity, the Foundation ensures that the club’s work in the local communities is further enhanced through local strategic partnerships within the public, private and voluntary sector.

Hull FC Community Foundation is the independent charitable arm of rugby league club Hull FC. Established in 2006, the Foundation uses the power of sport and strong local influence of the professional side to make the biggest difference possible in the community through the delivery of needs led projects targeting four agendas: Sports and Physical Activity, Education and Employability, Health and Wellbeing, and Social Inclusion. All projects are underpinned by our values of Challenge, Compassion, Determination, Honesty, and Respect.

Our mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of children, young people and adults through participation in sports and physical activity and to raise the aspirations and skills of young people and vulnerable adults through our learning and training programmes. We adopt a pro-active approach towards working in partnership with public, private and third sector organisations who share our ethos for the role sport can play in addressing inequality.

Our Non-Religious Pastoral Support Network provides a much needed alternative to religious chaplaincy to those in custody.

Humbercare was established to work with the Humberside Probation Trust. We work to: educate, rehabilitate and promote the mental and moral improvement of offenders, or any other persons in need and the rehabilitation of persons discharged from penal institutions. Humbercare received charitable status during 1989 and became a company limited by guarantee in October of that year. Humbercare came from a desire to be able to offer additional help and assistance to offenders and those at risk to reduce the risk of re-offending through local projects.

Humbercare is managed by a Chief Executive Officer and a voluntary Management Committee. Humbercare is an enabling organisation dedicated to providing quality and innovative services to adults and young people. It is Humbercare's belief that all people should have the opportunity to realise their full potential, improve skills, optimise their life chances and become responsible members of the community.

A service to support people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have mental health and substance misuse problems.

We support people to access services that will help them towards mental health recovery and abstinence from substances as well as supporting them to access or maintain tenancies whilst they manage such complex needs.

ICENA is a social enterprise, dedicated to empowering individuals and organisations to create social change. We provide training and consultancy to help create safe, harassment-free and equitable spaces and workplaces.