Blog

The HM Chief Inspector of Probation’s annual report reveals the ongoing disappointing progress of the Government’s Transforming Rehabilitation programme.

A guest blog from Oliver French at Lankelly Chase, following publication of our literature review on Families in the lives of those with multiple and complex needs.

Reviewing police and crime plans for multiple and complex needs, and transition to adulthood

The role of families in the lives of people with severe and multiple disadvantage

Revolving Doors welcomes David Lammy’s report into the treatment and outcomes for BAME individuals in the Criminal Justice System.

Five priorities set out to improve care and save lives

Head of Involvement Paula Harriott interviewed by Evan Davis

We’ve long been interested in the role that employment can play in helping to change lives. In late July we invited around 30 experts from the public, private and voluntary sectors to a round table at the Guildhall in the City of London to explore this further, and to contribute to a conversation about how disadvantaged jobseekers can be better supported.

Today sees the launch of the long awaited 2017 Drug Strategy. The new Drug Strategy has taken a detailed and in many places ambitious approach, but the challenge of implementing the strategy should not be underestimated.

We offer some quick thoughts on the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos

A call to all to join us for the two day National Summit on Tackling Multiple Disadvantage.

DWP policy announcements, evaluation and research, and new alcohol dependency prevalence estimates from PHE