Useful Links: Support for Prisoners
Action for Prisoners’ Families
Promotes the just treatment of prisoners' families by the prison system and society across the UK.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free, independent and confidential advice, and by influencing policymakers.
Clinks
Is a national membership body that supports the involvement of voluntary and community organisations in the criminal justice system.
Clinks’ Working with Offenders Directory
Is a free, comprehensive online database providing support for offenders in prison and the community.
Prisoner Action Net
Information for action – helping those working to strengthen positive identity and belonging in prisoners and ex-offenders.
Prisoners’ Education Trust
Provides educational opportunities for men and women prisoners to make a positive change in their lives.
Prisons.org.uk
Definitive independent web site dedicated to informed coverage of the penal system of England and Wales; whether your interest in prisons is personal or professional, this is the place to be.
StartHere
An independent national social enterprise that provides reliable directory services and innovative, easy-to-use applications that connect people to vital support in times of transition, crisis or distress.
The Hardman Trust
To provide carefully selected long-term prisoners who are showing exceptional commitment to their rehabilitation with funding to help them achieve a goal they have themselves chosen that will significantly increase their chances of making an effective resettlement.
Works for Freedom
Is a space to find resources and to share knowledge and experience about how peoples' needs can be met and criminal justice interventions.
From Roma’s Blog
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MJW Visit North Liverpool Community Court
May 10, 2012
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Take action: don’t let victims suffer twice
April 23, 2012
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MJW and Victim Support visit to No.10 – Roma Hooper
April 23, 2012
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We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
April 12, 2012
- “People dancing look ridiculous to those who can’t hear the music” by Bob Turney, Ambassador for Make Justice Work April 4, 2012