Establishments running Kaizen

OrganisationPrison Categories (Organisation) (Organisation)Name of InterventionShort AimAshfieldCategory C Trainer - SO systemSexual Offending - Kaizen AccreditedKaizen SO is for high or very high risk offenders subject to a selection processAylesburyMale Closed YOI Trainer - SO systemViolence - Kaizen AccreditedKaizen GV is for high or very high risk offenders subject to a selection processBerwynCategory C TrainerDomestic … Continue reading Establishments running Kaizen

Guidance on the termination of IPP Licences for prisoners 10 years after their initial release

PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS CURRENTLY NO LEGAL AID FUNDING FOR THIS AND I AM NOT ABLE TO DIRECTLY ASSIST OR CORRESPOND WITH INDIVIDUALS ABOUT THEIR INDIVIDUAL CIRCUMSTANCES. The parole board has issued guidance to members on the termination of IPP licences for prisoners 10 years after their initial release. Please note - people serving IPP's for non-sexual offences may … Continue reading Guidance on the termination of IPP Licences for prisoners 10 years after their initial release

Parole and Covid-19

Prisons were locked down on the 23rd March 2020 and visits were stopped. This had huge implications for the parole process as parole board members, witnesses and legal representatives were no longer allowed in prisons. Fortunately the parole board was extremely pro-active, moving quickly in liaising with the Ministry of Justice and putting in place … Continue reading Parole and Covid-19

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and prisons

  Guidance issued today from the Government https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-and-prisons?utm_source=452e1d96-5dbb-4ea8-9451-f0361a6813dd&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_content=immediate Coronavirus (COVID-19) and prisons This page provides guidance for families and friends of those in prison in England and Wales during the coronavirus pandemic. Published 13 March 2020 Last updated 31 March 2020 — see all updates From:Ministry of Justice and Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service Contents Prison visits … Continue reading Coronavirus (COVID-19) and prisons