The Growth Project, which seeks to transform organisational culture in prisons, is set to expand into HMP Hewell and HMP Foston Hall in 2021.

Pete Bell, founder of the Step Out Stay Out football-based rehabilitation project, is planning a resettlement programme to help reduce reoffending among prison leavers.

Two former prison residents and two prison officers are planning to climb Mount Everest together in a bid to raise awareness of reform and rehabilitation.

The positive effects of yoga within criminal justice are being recognised by practitioners and researchers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Our Community of Practice may be interested in a unique opportunity to be a mentor or mentee in a new project to benefit prison governors and the people in their care run by Run For Your Life.

Active Lancashire’s Challenge Through Sport Initiative (CSI) has moved into an exciting new area with the formation of a partnership with Lancashire United.

A leading candidate to be Avon and Somerset’s next Police and Crime Commissioner has outlined his vision for sport’s central role in reducing offending across the region.

London’s biggest climbing wall is an appropriate place for prison leavers who are helped to overcome huge obstacles in their lives by the Reasons Why Foundation. Find out how they do it.

The Alliance of Sport was honoured to travel to Thailand to participate in the Expert Group meeting of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

Wassenberg Squirrels baseball club in Heinsberg, Germany, is setting the perfect example for how partnerships with community sport can be a powerful force for rehabilitation in criminal justice.