Consultation on the White Paper on Ending Homelessness in Wales

Clinks provided a response to the Welsh Government's consultation on ending homelessness in Wales.

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 839 | 12 July 2024

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The UK has elected a new government. Now what should they do to support the voluntary sector working in criminal justice?

In this blog Clinks highlight some key asks and recommendations for a new government, drawing on our 2023 State of the Sector research.

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 838 | 5 July 2024

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Join us for our Chair Q&A recruitment session on 15 July at 12:30. Discover what it takes to lead our dynamic board and drive impactful change. Bring your questions for Clinks Chair and CEO. Don't miss out! https://clinks.org/event/588

Election manifestos – homelessness, housing and supporting people leaving prison

This blog post provides a snapshot of the general election manifesto points that respond to issues faced by people leaving prison relating to housing and access to stable accommodation.

Express your interest in joining the RR3 SIG on Community Provision

Help us build the evidence base, highlight best practice, and develop solutions to enhancing community provision for people in touch with the criminal justice system

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Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 837 | 28 June 2024

The Struggles of Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller Families in the Criminal Justice System 

For Gypsy Roma Traveller month, Clinks Policy and Communication Officer Marianne and Senior Policy Officer at The Traveller Movement Grace discuss the challenges within the criminal justice system.

What the parties said about sentencing, and what impact their plans could have on the voluntary sector

Following our round up of the major parties' manifestos, we take some time to explore the commitments around sentencing and prisons and the impact they might have on people in contact with the criminal justice system, and the voluntary organisations who support them.