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About Partnership Finder
Clinks’ Partnership Finder: A supply chain and consortia directory for primes, commissioners and the VCSE.
Search quickly and easily to find your perfect Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise partners! Enter a search term, organisation or place name in the search box, or use the filters on the left to identify the organisations you need.
Looking for organisations working in a specific Transforming Rehabilitation contract package area? The search filters use local authority area boundaries. See which local authorities are covered by each CPA here.
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Join ClinksAction on Addiction
The Charity is privileged to enjoy the patronage of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge which not only brings benefits to Action on Addiction but also to the cause of disarming addiction as a whole.
Action on Addiction is keen to retain its independence in order to best serve its beneficiaries. This allows creativity in its search for more effective ways to disarm addiction. For example, the Brink in Liverpool, the UK’s first charity-owned alcohol free bar/cafe and entertainment
Addaction
Addaction provides substance misuse treatment recovery services to adults, young people and their families. We manage over 120 services across the UK, employing over 1200 staff and providing services to 30,000 persons per year.
Advice Resolutions
Arts Award
It provides a highly accessible framework for creative development, combining the appeal of the arts with the motivation of a qualification. Arts Award also provides an effective means to deliver key youth work, restorative justice and re-proration including supporting young people’s personal and social development, raising young people’s aspirations and ensuring all young people are able to participate and achieve in education or training.
Beyond Youth CIC
Without tackling the underlying causes of why marginalisation exits in the first place it is very difficult to bring about lasting change and therefore it is necessary to alter the thinking patterns of participants before addressing the practical issues otherwise their underlying emotions will always cause conflict both in themselves and others. We believe and have demonstrated that change must start from within and we are best placed to deliver this.
Brathay Trust
We seek to engage with the reform of rehabilitation and potential partners for delivery of solutions. We have bases for operations across North West England and in Yorkshire and our programmes are replicable across the UK. We have a flexible, scalable and economical delivery capacity. We want to talk to potential partners including prime contractors and other tier 2 and 3 deliverers.
We have proven expertise in delivering effective programmes for diverse groups such as :
• Young people at risk of offending/custody
• Gang members/violent offenders
• Troubled families engagement/intervention
• Young women at risk of exploitation
• NEET to EET provision
• Building resilience
• Care leavers, ex-service personnel and other vulnerable groups
All we do is supported by research and evidence.
Care-Connect
Perhaps the best way to view Care-Connect is that it acts as a bridge between the academics and their research at the University and external stakeholders such as Leeds City Council, the NHS and 3rd sector organisations. By bringing the two together we hope to both inform and explore the implications of policy and practice.
Catch22
Our 1600 colleagues work at every stage of the social welfare cycle, supporting 44,000 individuals from cradle to career. Today we deliver alternative education, apprenticeships and employability programmes, justice and rehabilitation services (in prisons and in the community), gangs intervention work, emotional wellbeing and substance misuse, and children’s social care programmes.
Centre for Mental Health
The Centre’s qualitative research helps to understand the experiences of people with mental health problems and the profound importance that services and policies have on their lives. Our work is unique because it stands apart from academic and clinically focused research projects and trials. We have a mature programme of research and policy work around the criminal justice system that has developed over more than twenty years.
Our motivation is to emphasise people’s experiences, facilitate societal change and help those who can to create a world class mental health service in prisons. We have the authority, influence, and independence to successfully bring quality research to bear on local and national decision-making and practice.
Chance for Change
Change, grow, live (CGL)
Circles UK
Clarent Commerce CIC
Clarent can help third sector organisations meet these challenges, by using their commercial management expertise to undertake as much or as little of their commercial requirements as they need. We recognise that third sector organisations have limited funding and as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility programme, we offer substantial discounts to our normal prices for qualifying organisations, enabling them to be competitive and fulfil the efficiencies required by the Government
Clean Break
Clean Sheet
Our Employer Directory of over 140 national employers is only accessible by our work-ready members (ex-offenders. Employers agreeing to actively consider Clean Sheet members for employment, within the law, the terms of individual’s licence and their own Recruitment Policy. Our members know that these organisations are open to employing them. Clean Sheet Employers embrace the principle of second chances and are an active and growing group of organisations who want not only to support ex-offenders in their difficult journeys; but also, to take advantage of the skills potential on offer.
Community Chaplaincy Association
The work harnesses the extensive resources that are available within the faith communities, most particularly volunteers who give their time to support those who are seeking to make a fresh start after leaving prison. Community Chaplaincies are multi-faith and work with offenders of all faiths and none.
Crimestoppers Trust
We encourage people to give information about crime to us, through our 0800 555 111 phone number or online via www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Criminon UK
Crisis
In the past year in London, 52 people secured employment and 15 found sustainable PRS accommodation. Since the service began in April 2010, of the more than 300 people supported, only one has re-offended while using the service.