Multiple Disadvantage

This week (18-24 March) is Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Neurodiversity is prevalent in the criminal justice system, yet neurodiverse…

Today marks International Women’s Day 2024, and this year’s theme is ‘Invest in women: Accelerate progress’. Caroline, one…

The Sentencing Bill, with its intention to bring in a presumption against short custodial sentences, is currently making…

Sean Mullen is Revolving Doors’ Involvement Manager and a former magistrate. Kelly Grehan is our Policy Manager, and…

Today the Ministry of Justice announced changes to disclosure rules, reducing the amount of time people with low-level…

In response to the news that the Government are planning to introduce mandatory prison sentences for repeat shoplifting,…

How does multiple disadvantage intersect with criminal justice involvement, and what can be done to prevent people with…

“It’s important to realise people don’t choose to be homeless… The system doesn’t provide anything to stop it.”…

Over the past three months, our National Expert Citizens Group[1] (NECG) has been partnering with the National Health…

In response to the Government’s proposed Renters Reform Bill announced today (17th May), Pavan Dhaliwal, Chief Executive of…

Dual diagnosis, when someone is experiencing both mental-ill health and problems with drugs and/or alcohol at the same…

The NECG acts as a representative group for people facing multiple disadvantage, to make sure those with lived…