On 24th November the Probation Institute is holding an online event exclusively for Probation Trainees.
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A small impact evaluation that evidences the impact that small organisations can have on rehabilitation.
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The Probation Institute recently invited Olivia Dehnavi to talk to our Professional Discussion Group about the work of Working Chance.
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Prisoners’ Education Trust launch their new 5 year strategy.
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After 20 years sponsoring practitioner-led research into the treatment of women in criminal justice, The Griffins Society will be closing its doors in 2024.
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The research was conducted by the King’s Centre for Military Health Research and funded by Forces in Mind Trust.
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HMPPS have published a guide to some of the drugs which are misused by service users.
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HMI Probation have published an important guide to effective practice in working with substance misuse.
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“We’d love to hear from practitioners using these approaches for a research project with HMI Probation.”
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The Next Generation of Accredited Programmes is a HMPPS change programme which seeks to contribute to reducing reoffending.
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Chief Inspector of Probation, Justin Russell, reflects on the important work of probation and youth justice service practitioners this Hidden Heroes Day.
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This article analyses the impact of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Probation on practice, providers and practitioners.
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HM Inspectorate of Probation has issued a representation on the upcoming spending review.
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This briefing paper sets out the current policy context and key findings about young women’s experiences as they turn 18 and transition to the adult justice system.
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The Probation Institute has completed an independent review of the potential requirements for an independent regulatory body for probation and wider rehabilitation and resettlement.
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Jonathan Hussey reports on the results of The Intervention Hub digital intervention being used on 10,000 people with lived experience of the CJS.
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