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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.
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Join ClinksArts 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.
Cleanstart
Coaching Inside and Out
CIAO coaches male and female offenders in the community and in prisons and we welcome links with others who are doing the same as we support other organisations who offer coaching to offenders as well as offering coaching ourselves.
Our coaches work one-to-one giving up to six intensive hours, adapted to what suits the client best based on their own comprehensive needs assessment. The approach is then tailored to their aims and challenges.
All paid coaches and co-ordinators are self-employed.
Conviction
Honeycomb Charitable Services Limited
POPS (Partners Of Prisoners and Family Support Group)
We achieve this through a range of prison-based and community focused support services including: Family Support Services delivered at 11 prisons across the North-West/Yorkshire; ‘Through the Gate’ support for prisoners and their families; community-based support for women through POPS’ Women’s Centre (Oldham); community-based interventions for prisoners from BAME backgrounds; training for professionals; restorative practice programmes and community-based support for families attached to the CRC’s Intensive Community Order (generating £6.52 of economic/social value for every £1 spent).
RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity
Project Nova is an early intervention scheme working in conjunction mainly with the Police and NHS dealing with Ex Military personnel who have been arrested or are on the periphery of doing so. Project Nova works with many partner organisations including HMPPS & CRCs and local authorities along with numerous military charities.
Richmond Fellowship
Startup
Our re-offending rate is under 5% working with 1200 ex-offenders, supporting over 300 into self-employment.
Startup is now actively looking to deliver contracts countrywide, to both female and male prisoners and ex-offenders, focusing on self-employment advice and support. We work with many partners, have offices in Oxford and London, and would welcome being part of a consortia. We bring a dedicated, successful award winning team and programme (Centre of Social Justice award 2012, OCVA charity of the year 2012, Howard League for Penal Reform 2013). Contact Gill Ryan for further information.
Tempo
Our vision is for strong, connected communities where everyone’s time is valued. We want to work with more communities across the UK – enabling more people to contribute to their local community, and be recognised for the time that they give.
To achieve this, we use Time Credits to engage new people in communities and in shaping local services, improving health and wellbeing for all.
Time Credits are a time-based currency that incentivises people to volunteer. People earn Time Credits when they give their time and spend them on a wide range of activities they choose.
The benefits of Time Credits include:
• More people volunteering
• Improved health and wellbeing
• A stronger voluntary sector
• Better designed services
• People feel more connected
• People develop new skills and confidence
The Clink Charity
All projects utilise our Five Step Programme to ensure that prisoners receive the support they need, not only while they are in prison, but also after release:
Recruit – Train – Support – Employ – Mentor
The issue of reoffending has become one of the most pressing challenges facing society today.
45.2% of adults reoffend within one year of being released. For those serving sentences of less than 12 months this increases to 57.5%.
Training with continued support & mentoring allows us to link clients with employment, assist with other circumstances and ensure smooth transition leading to stability and progression.
The First Step
We are a Respect accredited service, the UK member organisation for work with perpetrators.
We can also assess and seek to provide interventions for couples where it is unclear who is the predominant aggressor and for those in same sex relationships (funding permitting).
Places are funded externally or by the participants themselves, depending on area and/or participant's situation.
We form part of Knowsley Domestic Violence Support Services's holistic response to domestic violence, which includes refuge accommodation and community based support for victims/survivors.