Prisons
What new data reveals about criminal justice in Wales
A new set of fact files, written by Dr Robert Jones from the Wales Governance Centre, reveal important statistics on Welsh prisons and Welsh prisoners. This blog, written by Clinks' development officer for Wales, Bryn Hall, highlights the main findings which are of interest to the voluntary sector.
Clinks' submission to the National Assembly for Wales’ Health, Social Care and Sport Committee’s inquiry on the provision of health and social care in the adult prison estate
Clinks welcomes the inquiry into the provision of health and social care in the adult prison estate in Wales.
Clinks response to the Justice Select Committee Inquiry into Prison Governance
In our response we make a series of recommendations, including: for the Ministry
The Reducing Reoffending Third Sector Advisory Group’s submission to the Reducing Reoffending Board on Universal Credit and access to banking.
The Reducing Reoffending Third Sector Advisory Group (RR3) submitted evidence to the Reducing Reoffending Board (RRB) on the barriers people face in accessing bank accounts and Universal Credit in advance of leaving prison and upon release.
Briefing for the Ministry of Justice implementation team’s exploration into Universal Credit and the Discharge Grant
This Clinks briefing for the Ministry of Justice sets out the impacts of the current discharge grant policy on the wellbeing of people leaving prison and on rates of reoffending.
Whole prison, whole person
How a holistic approach can support good mental health in prison
Draft Incentives and Earned Privileges (IEP) Policy Framework
Clinks' response focuses on the contribution that voluntary sector partners can play, implications for people protected under the Equalities Act (2010), family ties, and service user involvement.
Clinks' response to the Titan prisons consultation
A joint response with Action for Prisoners' Families