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Evolve Education is part of a social enterprise founded in 2003 with a mission of Wellbeing > Mindset > Performance. We support people in contact with the criminal justice system through the ENHANCE programme, an innovative neurocognitive development programme designed to improve prison safety, rehabilitation and long-term outcomes.
Rather than focusing solely on vocational skills, ENHANCE helps participants strengthen core cognitive abilities such as attention, memory, emotional regulation and impulse control, increasing their capacity to learn and engage with education, rehabilitation and resettlement opportunities. The programme is flexible and technology-enabled, making it accessible across a range of custodial settings, including for people on remand or serving short sentences.
We work closely with prisons to improve outcomes for both individuals and prison environments by reducing conflict, supporting positive behaviour and helping people build the foundations for lasting change.
Rather than focusing solely on vocational skills, ENHANCE helps participants strengthen core cognitive abilities such as attention, memory, emotional regulation and impulse control, increasing their capacity to learn and engage with education, rehabilitation and resettlement opportunities. The programme is flexible and technology-enabled, making it accessible across a range of custodial settings, including for people on remand or serving short sentences.
We work closely with prisons to improve outcomes for both individuals and prison environments by reducing conflict, supporting positive behaviour and helping people build the foundations for lasting change.
Contact
Address
5 Merchant Square ,
London,
W2 1AS,
United Kingdom
Work Tel. No.
08455198446
john@evolvesi.com
In Brief
Does the organisation involve volunteers with experience of the criminal justice system?
No
Primary Field of Work
Training
Custody or Community
Custody
Community
Organisation type
Social Enterprise - non-profit
Regions
East | East Midlands | London | South East | North East | North West | South West | Wales | West Midlands | Yorkshire and the Humber
Fields of Work
Education | Mental health | Neurodiversity | Personal development | Training
People you work with
Children | Men | Young people
Prisons
Featherstone | Stoke Heath