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The A-inreach programme provides support in the HMP settings,
We deliver a 5 session accredited programme with regards to navigating Nuerodiversity and the impacts this has on each individual or others family members.
We lead and facilitate neurodiversity family days.
We support resettlement and offending behaviour and any follow up support that is needed on a 1 to 1 basics.
We provide personal sensory boxes for coping and calming kits.
We facilitate a monthly support group.
Staff training and family support.
We also offer a 1 off session of “Give your Brain a Break “.
We offer consultancy and advice for relevant professionals.
We work in all departments within the Hmp settings that needs knowledge and support.

We provide talks and workshops in prisons and YOIs using lived experience to help those in prison build confidence and self-esteem and thereby develop fulfilling and productive lives on the outside.
We also deliver public speaking workshops in prisons and YOIs.
Our founder, Graham Frost, has lived experience as a Borstal boy and has gone on to build a fulfilling life for himself. Graham uses his story to inspire others to change their lives for the better.

Our mission is to show Christ’s love to people in prison by coming alongside them and supporting them. We seek, through prayer and practical care, to help, support and develop a Christian ministry to people in prison and their families.

We do this through our network of over 2,500 volunteers. We are currently ministering in almost all of the 120 prisons in England and Wales.

Shannon Trust is a national charity supporting people in the criminal justice system to learn to read, and improve other basic skills. Currently, 62% of people that end up in prison either can't read or struggle to. Shannon Trust inspires and trains prisoners who can read to teach prisoners who can’t, so they're better set up for a positive future. We also support people in prison with basic maths.

In the community, we work with partner organisations supporting people to learn to read in the same peer-led way.