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Clinks’ Partnership Finder: A supply chain and consortia directory for primes, commissioners and the VCSE.
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Belong - Making Justice Happen
Our services include mentoring, group work and restorative justice programmes for children, young people and adults who have committed offences or been a victim of crime. We work with offenders both in custody and in the community.
Birmingham Community Development Scheme Ltd
Blenheim CDP
• Structured Day Programmes
• Specialist Stimulant Services
• Drug and Alcohol Direct Access Services
• GP Shared Care
• Needle Exchange
• Criminal Justice Services
• Primary Alcohol Services
• Children and Family/Carer Services
• Young Peoples Services
• Outreach and Engagement
• Learning and Development
Bringing Hope
Bthechange
Cais Limited
Caritas Care
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.
CELLS PROJECT CIC
objectives through the CIC. Our primary aim is to educate youngsters about how crime effects all it touches, acting as a deterrent & also a conduit to positive progression. What enables us to achieve this is our unique approach, relying on testimony of rehabilitated ex-offenders and victims of crime and also our
innovative workshops including joint enterprise, family perspective, gun gang & knife crime, drugs & alcohol, victim impact, legal aspects and many others including our mobile CELL experience (a well publicised insight into prison life and the implications of offending). We aid reintegration of ex-offenders
by supporting their progression, preventing re-offending.
Child Action North West
Chrysalis Supported Association Ltd
Chrysalis now offers a number of Specialist Support Programmes delivered within a framework of Good Quality Supported Accommodation.
Chrysalis is a Non-Profit Private Registered Provider of Social Housing Registered Number 4751 and a member of the Housing Ombudsman and the National Housing Federation.
Contracts Matter Consortium
The Consortium has been set up to secure opportunities and deliver services primarily in the North East of England but many partners have experience of delivering services across the country.
Druglink Ltd
Druglink take an active role in education and currently run scheduled and bespoke training courses to a diverse client base. Druglink view education as key to prevention.
For those who have already been affected by substance use, whether their own or a family members’, Druglink run a number of projects aimed at easing and supporting recovery. Druglink view personalised support as the key to recovery.
Once in recovery, it’s essential for individuals to develop the skills and confidence needed to enable them to re-enter society. Working with a number of other agencies and
East West Organization
Fair Shares
Time Banking is a system of two-way volunteering; for every hour of your time you put in, you earn an hour of help in return or you can decide to give those hours to help those in the community who need extra support via the goodwill pot.
Forgiveness Project, The
It does this by:
1. Developing empathy by helping offenders understand the impact of their actions on others.
2. Opening offenders’ minds to an alternative way of viewing themselves and the world.
3. Practically supporting ex-offenders in their move away from crime and desire to make reparation.
4. Assisting victim recovery through witnessing and acknowledgement.
Foundation
Framework Housing Association
Emergency Accommodation for homeless people;
Skills for Independence training;
Floating Support - Housing, debt, benefit advice to people in their homes;
Drug & Alcohol Treatment – IBA, residential rehab, intensive case management;
Mental Health Services - Supported accommodation, ‘Recovery’ services;
Offender Services –Supported accommodation, Prison In Reach mentoring, resettlement & floating support;
Street Outreach services - targeting rough sleepers;
Move-on accommodation – Preparing people for independence;
Older Persons services – Including residential registered care;
Young Peoples’ services - Supported accommodation & mentoring;
Complex needs services - supported accommodation;
Services providing education, training, volunteering & mentoring - Advice & Guidance, job search & work placements.