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Join ClinksCleanStart is a Social Enterprise set up by Trafford Housing Trust to clear and clean its empty properties. The Trust employs ex-offenders from the community to carry out this work. Cleanstart offer a full clean and clear property and environmental service, to include empty property clearance, garden clearance, the cleaning up of 'grot spots', and house removal work. All staff have up to date CSCS cards to work on building site environments.
Contact
Address
Trafford Housing Trust, Sale Point
126-150 Washway Park
Sale
Manchester
M33 6AG
United Kingdom
Work Tel. No.
0161 968 0125
customer@mytht.co.uk
In Brief
Primary Field of Work
Employment
Custody or Community
Community
No. of service users
12
No. of Paid Staff
52
No. of Volunteers
3
Organisation type
Social Enterprise - non-profit
Year of Formation
2008
Organisation's Income
£5m - £10m
Contract History
Supporting information
Cleanstart set up in 2008 to employ prolific and other priority offenders. Ex-offenders are selected in conjunction with the Police Offender Management Unit & Probation Service.
Ex-offenders employed by Cleanstart receive a living wage and comprehensive, tailored rehabilitation support from our team - including practical, vocational & work preparation sessions, a bespoke learning & development programme and support managing the transition back into society. At the end of each operative’s 6-9 month placement, we support them to move into appropriate permanent employment with our network of partners. The re-offend rate for Cleanstart is 10.5% and Greater Manchester Police have calculated that it has saved the taxpayer £10 million in the last 5 years.
Cleanstart, and it's sister social enterprise Rainbow, also provide work placements and volunteering opportunities for women on ROTL from Styal Prison.
Cleanstart work under the umbrella of Trafford Housing Trust.
Ex-offenders employed by Cleanstart receive a living wage and comprehensive, tailored rehabilitation support from our team - including practical, vocational & work preparation sessions, a bespoke learning & development programme and support managing the transition back into society. At the end of each operative’s 6-9 month placement, we support them to move into appropriate permanent employment with our network of partners. The re-offend rate for Cleanstart is 10.5% and Greater Manchester Police have calculated that it has saved the taxpayer £10 million in the last 5 years.
Cleanstart, and it's sister social enterprise Rainbow, also provide work placements and volunteering opportunities for women on ROTL from Styal Prison.
Cleanstart work under the umbrella of Trafford Housing Trust.
Partner organisations
Probation Service
Greater Manchester Police
Trafford Council
Trafford College
Job Centre Plus
Styal Prison (Womens)
Work Programme Primes (Avanta, Seetec, Inspire to Independence)
Wates Living Construction
Seddon Construction
Casey Construction
Regions
North West
Warrington UA
Lancashire
Pendle
Preston
Chorley
Burnley
Greater Manchester (Met County)
Blackburn with Darwen UA
Cheshire East UA
Area covered
1 or more local authorities
Fields of Work
Counselling
Employment
Housing & homelessness
Mediation
Mentoring & befriending
Personal development
Resettlement
Training
Volunteering
People you work with
Men
People on a short sentence
People convicted of serious offences
Women
Young people