The Justice Committee urges us to rethink the way we use prisons

A closer look at the House of Common's Justice Select Committee report, “Prison population 2022: planning for the future”.

How organisations are funded. The state of the sector in focus

A closer look at how the the voluntary sector working in criminal justice is funded.

Leading charities with conviction

Guidance for charities on changes to the rules on recruiting trustees and senior managers with criminal records

What is the Justice Data Lab?

A free service that helps organisations working to reduce reoffending access government reoffending data

A rare opportunity to get data on the impact of interventions on reoffending

The challenges of voluntary organisations measuring their impact and introducing the Justice Data Lab.

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 578 | 29th March 2019

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In this week's edition...

Flexibility is vital

The role and value of the voluntary sector in supporting older people in the criminal justice system

What's the reality like on the ground for organisations meeting the needs of people with protected characteristics?

Caroline Hattersley of Women@theWell is interviewed about identifying and responding to the needs of a diverse group of women and the challenges they are experiencing.

Clinks Health and Justice Bulletin | March 2019

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In this month's edition...

Our sector's staff and volunteers. The state of the sector in focus

We look closer at staff and volunteer recruitment, and the diversity in the workforce.