Has the introduction of police and crime commissioners (PCCs) given local communities more voice on policing and community safety?
In the run up to the 2nd anniversary of the introduction of PCCs, we'd like you to help us understand more about how they are working to address local community safety needs and how they are engaging with the voluntary sector.
Does your work with offenders encompass their health and care needs? Do you struggle to know who's who and what is happening in the health world?
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In this week's edition....
More Than A Provider: The role of the voluntary sector in the commissioning of offender services |
Voluntary sector organisations have played an active and vital role in criminal justice and community safety for over a century. More than just potential providers of services; they are advocates, campaigners, sources of vital information on service user need, a critical eye on existing services and innovators that drive social change. |
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The newsletter for arts organisations working in criminal justice
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