Read all about a new prison rugby project in Hong Kong, set up with the Alliance of Sport's help, that aims to link young offenders with training, education and employment post-release.

Exeter City, Cardiff City and Plymouth Argyle are working with local prisons to develop life skills and opportunities for offenders as part of a ground-breaking initiative called Alternative Lives.

The Leeds Rhinos Foundation has extended its successful 'Onside' prison programme to launch 'Tackle It' - a project focusing on perpetrators and victims of domestic abuse.

Sport for Development organisations could benefit from The Duke of York Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award (iDEA) - a free online tool to develop digital and employability skills.

Premiership Rugby's flagship education and employability programme HITZ is celebrating its tenth anniversary.

3Pillars has expanded its offering to adults and young people in the criminal justice system to include qualifications and employment in the fitness and wellbeing industry.

The Alliance of Sport has started working with Homeless Rugby CIC to discover how rugby can provide support for people in, or exiting, the criminal justice system.

HM Prison High Down in Banstead has seen a reduction in violence among inmates who are taking part in sessions run by Brighton Table Tennis Club.

The impact of Fundacion Espartanos' rugby programme at a Buenos Aires jail has been remarkable. We speak to Director Pablo Gloggler who is now spreading its positive effects across the world.

The Alliance of Sport visits Saracens Sport Foundation's Get Onside project which uses rugby and mentoring to build resilience, discipline, ambition and life skills with offenders in Feltham YOI.