Established in response to the Home Office 2004 Reducing Reoffending National Action Plan we aim to work with offenders through 7 different pathways of resettlement. Pathways:
Accommodation
Education, Employment and Training
Health
Drugs and Alcohol
Finance, Benefit and Debt
Children and Families
Attitudes, Thinking and Behaviour
Aims:
1. Reduce reoffending and prevent intergenerational criminali
ty by holistically supporting offenders, ex-offenders and their families through the 7 pathways.
2. To minimise the stigma and labeling that ex-offenders and their families experience by encouraging and supporting local communities and voluntary, community and statutory organisations in welcoming and assisting ex-offenders seeking to transform their lives.
3. Work with partnership organizations and community groups in order to integrate ex-offenders and their families into community life.
4. Work with those preparing for the end of a custodial sentence or coming to the end of a penal sanction to provide them with skills and tools via multi agency working to promote rehabilitation.
