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Clinks' State of the Sector 2014 survey

Open until the 29th September

Our latest State of the Sector survey is now open and we would really like to hear from you!

Race, mental health and criminal justice:

Better practice, integration and patient experience

6th November, 10.00am - 4.00pm | central London | free

Evidence shows that people with mental health problems from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities are more likely to access services via the Criminal Justice System (CJS).

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Clinks workshops

Help us to review criminal justice infrastructure support

We want to see a healthy voluntary sector effectively supporting the most marginalised people in our communities to desist from crime and get their lives back on track. Clinks is co-ordinating an independent review of the support provided by specialist criminal justice infrastructure in order to determine its future direction and the resources to support it.