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Clinks’ Partnership Finder: A supply chain and consortia directory for primes, commissioners and the VCSE.
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We also provide The Art of Engagement training to organisations and staff, using tried and tested theatre-based techniques to enable staff to engage in a more meaningful way with their clients.
Circles UK
Clean Break
Create
We know unleashing creativity ignites imaginations, develops confidence and builds relationships. Like setting off a firework, our professional artists light the touch paper and our participants discover new found self-belief and a desire to try more, do more and be more.
We’re a national charity that champions local priorities by collaborating with our partners to tailor every project to each individual’s needs.
We know that music can help ease the anguish of a parent with a terminally ill child, that drama can build an isolated young carer’s self-esteem and that storytelling can strengthen the bond between a young offender and the loved ones waiting for them at home.
One spark of creative energy opens up a world of positive opportunities. Create lights that spark.
Fine Cell Work
We have a workforce of approximately 250 prisoners across 30 prisons. The apprenticeship training is done by 50 skilled volunteers. The prisoners make hand-embroidered quilts, cushions, clothes, rugs and furniture covers which are sold internationally and to museums and designers.
Our aim is to enable prisoners to gain motivation and “work-readiness” by doing cellwork and to follow on with further employment preparation in workshops where they can do accredited training in soft furnishings, machine embroidery and upholstery.
PAC-UK (part of Family Action)
Peterborough Citizens Advice Bureau
At Peterborough CAB we provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination.
We help people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free, independent and confidential advice, and by influencing policymakers.
The types of community support services that we provide are:
• Financial capability, benefit and debt advice.
• Housing advice, prevention of homelessness work & court representation.
• Volunteer/supported placements in Bureaux.
• Mentoring and advocacy support,
• Prison in-reach advice and support.
We have active partnerships with local criminal justice and offender management consortia and the One Service, and are sub-contracted to Cross Keys Homes and Axiom to support their tenants.
Prison Fellowship England and Wales
We seek to help, support and develop a Christian ministry to prisoners through Sycamore Tree, our victim awareness programme; Angel Tree, where we support prisoner's children at Christmas; Letter Writing and other practical support through chaplaincy.
We do this through our network of volunteer members, and currently have over 1,800 members across England and Wales.
Prison Radio Association
An award-winning education charity, the PRA runs National Prison Radio (NPR) in partnership with the National Offender Management Service (NOMS). The service is available to prisoners across England and Wales via in-cell TV.
The PRA works closely with a number of specialist intervention agencies and partners in creating content for NPR that signposts its audience to services that support rehabilitation and resettlement.
The PRA also provides support, guidance and expertise to existing prison radio projects and advises prisons interested in setting up radio projects and radio training facilities.
The PRA was established as a charity in 2006 in response to a growing demand from prisons to engage in prison radio.
Relate North Essex
Saracens Sport Foundation
Shannon Trust
Thames Valley Partnership
The IARS International Institute
- undertaking user-led research and advocacy;
- developing and delivering user-led training programmes; and
- assisting other organisations to develop robust theory of change models and evaluation frameworks to demonstrate their impact.
We deliver projects nationally and internationally throughout Europe across three main areas - justice, gender and equality, and youth.
The No Way Trust Limited
We also take offenders, released on licence to these days and have employed offenders and ex-offenders to deliver workshops in schools which has given them a purpose in life and assisted with their rehabilitation.