
Sports Connect’s work with Novus and HMPPS at Cookham Wood YOI in Kent offers an exciting blueprint for how sport and community partnerships can positively impact on reoffending.
+ Read moreSports Connect’s work with Novus and HMPPS at Cookham Wood YOI in Kent offers an exciting blueprint for how sport and community partnerships can positively impact on reoffending.
+ Read moreAhead of his epic four-day world record attempt to raise money to support the Alliance of Sport, David Haze explains how time in prison sparked a passion for sport in criminal justice.
+ Read moreDIVERT Lancashire, a project to cut reoffending rates which involves the community trusts of Lancashire's professional football clubs, is set to kick off in earnest.
+ Read moreAn innovative partnership between Pete Bell’s ‘Step Out Stay Out’ football-based rehabilitation programme and HMP Lowdham Grange looks set to benefit prison leavers and a deprived Nottingham estate.
+ Read moreAlliance of Sport Co-Founder and Chief Executive, James Mapstone, will be speaking on Monday morning at the 14th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
+ Read moreUnicef UK has praised the "innovative blueprint" offered by our Levelling the Playing Field project in efforts to tackle over-representation in the Youth Justice System.
+ Read moreCriminal Defence Barrister Joe Tarbert offers a personal view on how sport could be embedded into the legal system to help reduce reoffending.
+ Read moreThe Growth Project, which seeks to transform organisational culture in prisons, is set to expand into HMP Hewell and HMP Foston Hall in 2021.
+ Read morePete Bell, founder of the Step Out Stay Out football-based rehabilitation project, is planning a resettlement programme to help reduce reoffending among prison leavers.
+ Read moreTwo former prison residents and two prison officers are planning to climb Mount Everest together in a bid to raise awareness of reform and rehabilitation.
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