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We are the UK’s leading voice on the link between nutrition, the brain and behaviour, transforming life chances through the right nutrition. We deliver change and turn research into impact by building nutritional and educational programmes in prisons, schools and other environments, creating shared resources for all, raising awareness through essay prizes and lectures, influencing public policy and pioneering research.
We bring together scientists, nutritionists, educationalists, cooks and caterers to further develop our robust evidence base and make the case for change. We are world-leaders in our field: our expert Board and Science Advisory Council includes leading academics globally on nutrition and the brain.

THOMAS provides residential and community-based substance misuse rehabilitation, recovery and resettlement services in Blackburn, Salford, Lancashire and Manchester. We work closely with prisons, CRCs and the National Probation Service. We have a residential rehabilitation unit, Witton Bank, Blackburn, and a PHE funded “Gateways” abstinent recovery house for men leaving prison. In Salford we have a residential rehabilitation house for men and one for women, with move on abstinent houses. We are fully CQC and Supporting People compliant and have NHS Information Governance Toolkit level 3.
We support 500 people at a time. We have 20 years experience of working with offenders, many of whom are prolific and persistent offenders, with sustained addictions and complex life stories. We have a large network of peer mentors, who have completed programmes with us, and are now supported to mentor others just beginning recovery. Some go on to work for THOMAS, including at management level.

Thrive Inside delivers a mindfulness-based practice called iRest (Integrative Restoration) to prisons, military veterans and people caught up in addiction. It is currently delivered in group class settings and supported with one-to-one work where necessary.

We deliver an 8-week iRest course in HMPPS estates that is supported by a workbook designed to accommodate low-literacy users, along with handouts for each of the 10 steps of the iRest practice. We have produced a short 4- hour audio course that can be used in-cell along with the workbook, which we want to expand in every UK prison.

We currently run the courses in HMP Lewes and Rochester in partnership with Sussex Pathways

iRest is an evidence-based practice that has its roots in various different ancient meditation practices and has been approved of by the US army surgeon General for the military to use as a complementary approach for dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

TiPP is committed to the idea that the participatory arts have the power to transform people's lives for the better. We would like to see the arts playing a part at all levels of the Criminal Justice System.

TiPP's work is concerned with personal and social change in pursuit of a more just and equitable society. We seek to achieve these changes by providing people with a means to gain more control over their lives through participation in high-quality, participatory arts projects.

TiPP's work in a range of art forms, including theatre, music, and visual art. We develop bespoke creative arts projects in partnership with youth justice services, prisons, probation, and in a range of treatment settings. Based in the University of Manchester, we deliver teaching and training for students in HE and develop and deliver interdisciplinary research prpogrammes.

Working in local communities to raise social, educational and economic attainment levels of individuals in disadvantaged areas. Providing careers information, advice and guidance, training opportunities and employment support.

Together for Mental Wellbeing is a national charity that supports people with mental health issues to lead fulfilling and independent lives. We value people as experts in what works best for them, and each individual we work with influences and shapes the support they and others receive from us. We work with approximately 4,000 adults every month in around 70 locations and our services include support in the community, accommodation-based support, advocacy and criminal justice services. For more information, visit www.together-uk.org

The overall aim of TWP is to address the complex, multiple needs that often lead women to offending, and in so doing to prevent offending and reduce reoffending. The ultimate aim is to help vulnerable women turn their lives around and address issues which are linked to offending or which place a woman at risk. TWP engages with and provides intensive support to clients; offering one-to-one and group work support, guidance, information and signposting. The aim being to raise aspirations, build confidence and self esteem, as well as providing access routes into participation, education, training and employment, housing and personal development.

Tomorrow’s Women is a Charity for all women aged 18+ to make positive lifestyle changes. Working with female offenders, and those on the periphery, it is committed to reducing offending in adult women.
An award winning charity, with a multi-agency approach they support women through targeted interventions to address underlying support areas for each woman.
Open Monday-Friday 9am - 3:30pm they work across Wirral and Cheshire West & Chester. TW have achieved outstanding outcomes with women into employment, recovery and away from (re)offending through service engagement, learning opportunities & addressing behaviours in an all-female safe community hub.
Tomorrow's Women hosts the National Probation Service & Merseyside Community Rehabilitation Company whose dedicated team of Offender Managers supervise all female offenders subject to Community Orders and Licensed Conditions.
Referrals can be made via professionals or women can self-refer.

We are an infrastructure body supporting the work of all charitable and volunteer-using organisations in Torbay. We represent the local voluntary sector at strategic level and assist local groups to help local people via various support and service activities. Our Volunteer Bureau assists individuals to find potential volunteer roles.

Touchstone works with people and communities across West Yorkshire, delivering a wide range of mental health and wellbeing services in partnership with others. These include the Step Change programme to support offenders with mental health problems into work; the Community Support Team offering assertive outreach support to people with severe and enduring mental health problems and chaotic lives, and a project to support female offenders with mental health problems. We have also facilitated a peer support group for lifers in the community.

Trailblazers trains, supports and supervises volunteers who mentor young offenders aged 18-25yrs for six months inside prison and up to twelve months after release. The aims are to help the offender increase self-awareness and achieve changes in thinking, attitude and behaviour.

Transform Housing & Support is a registered social landlord and provides housing with support. In Surrey, we provide shared supported accommodation for 24 single people over 18 years of age who have a history of offending or who are at risk of offending. We also provide housing and support to 47 people in recovery from drug and/or alcohol dependency.

Provider of Single adult and family supported accommodation, focusing on supporting ex offenders.

To ensure that transgender prisoners are protected

Treasures Foundation exists to search out the treasures in female ex-offenders whose lives have been chaotic and marked by multiple and complex issues. We have 9 spaces in our supported housing in London.

Many of our women come from backgrounds of abuse, where they have turned to substance misuse and addiction. Often, they have lost their self-esteem, homes and families. The houses we provide are safe places where women get back on their feet after coming out of prison. Our objectives reflect this:

1) To provide a safe house to meet the housing needs of women exiting prison.

2) To improve the healthcare, education, life skills and well-being of the women through tailored care programmes.
3) To help the women on their journey towards independent living.
Without our work ex-offenders coming out of prison are at risk of falling back into chaotic lifestyles, of returning to domestic violence, drug and/or alcohol abuse and crime. This is in no one's interests.

Trinity Winchester is a unique Winchester-based charity which addresses the effects of homelessness and vulnerability through specialist practical and emotional support, and proactive prevention, empowering positive change.

We help people who are vulnerable to the effects of homelessness, addiction, physical and mental ill-health, poverty, social isolation and domestic abuse. We offer solutions, hope, choice and control.

Through our direct access services we offer a wide range of interventions including food, laundry/bathing facilities, advice & information, homelessness prevention and outreach, health care, learning & skills programme, counselling & complementary therapies, and women specific services

Therepritic Interventions and Engagement

Two Saints' vision is to significantly improve the lives of those who are homeless, vulnerable or in need of support through the provision of high quality, effective reliable housing, support and learning services.

We offer services across Hampshire (including Portsmouth and Southampton) and in West Berkshire, Poole and Oxford. Our expertise lies in offering good quality accommodation with support and resettlement services which enable our clients to develop skills to break the cycle of homelessness, poverty, and exclusion. We also offer visiting support services to people living in their own homes.

The Ubele Initiative is a social enterprise with a mission to contribute to the sustainability of the African Diaspora community. Through social leadership development, community enterprise and social action, we incubate projects across the UK.

We creates partnerships with local, regional, national and international organisations to create innovative solutions for some of our most pressing social, economic and political concerns.

Ubique Partnerships provides information, advice and guidance to offenders, including a bespoke service to offenders who have served in the armed forces; employment and skills development for women offenders; voluntary work experience placements; and project management and consultancy, including European-funded projects.