What's the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the people you support? How are your staff coping? Have you been able to access any emergency funding?
Take just 10 minutes to complete our fourth survey so we can continue to track the evolving impact of Covid-19 on voluntary organisations working in the criminal justice system. The data gathered through our bi-weekly surveys is provided to senior officials at the Ministry of Justice as well as funders and government select committees.
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Our annual conference will now take place online and in two parts. The first part of the conference will take place on 29th June.
When we decided our theme for this year’s annual conference, we didn’t know how prescient it would be. It now feels more important than ever to come together, share good practice and talk about navigating our way through the current crisis.
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During this challenging time, we are hosting online meetings and virtual hang outs to bring voluntary organisations together to share experiences, updates and challenges. Our criminal justice network meetings provide an opportunity to discuss the impact on and responses of services working within the criminal justice system during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 5 years
.@LeadersUnlocked have launched their #YoungCJSAdvisors report today. It demonstrates the power of lived experience, showcasing peer-led engagement with over 500 young adults across the country in prisons, YOTs and community orgs: http://leaders-unlocked.org/publications/
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 5 years
Many organisation remain unsure if they will furlough staff. Their decisions depend on uncertain factors including: how long lockdown will continue; the outcome of funding bids; and the outcome of contingency plans such as redesign of services. See more: https://clinks.org/community/blog-posts/reduced-service-provision-and-continued-uncertainty-how-covid-19-impacting
