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‘Let’s Focus On Your Goals!’
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Email: info@rdnlp.co.uk
Web: www.rdnlp.co.uk
Tel: 07576978218
R D N L P
26A Hartford Road
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
PE29 3QE
National Offender Management Service Programmes Support
Social Impact Bond Launched
Prisons Minister Crispin Blunt visited Peterborough Prison to launch a new scheme designed to reduce re-offending. The Social Impact Bond pilot, run by social investment organisation Social Finance, is the first scheme in the world that has used new funding from investors outside government to help reduce reoffending. Investors will only receive returns on their investment from the Ministry of Justice if they reduce re-offending by a set amount.
Prisons Minister Crispin Blunt visited Peterborough Prison to launch a new scheme designed to reduce re-
MoJ 15/09/2010
Prison Population
Ken Clarke questions why prison population is nearly double what it was when he was home secretary in the early 1990s. Prison reformers today welcomed what appeared to be a major shift in the approach to penal policy outlined by the new justice secretary, Ken Clarke, over the weekend.
The lord chancellor questioned why the prison population – at 85,000 – was nearly double what it was when he was home secretary in the early 1990s.
Clarke confirmed that he is looking for cuts in the £2.2bn prison budget and seemed to indicate that he did not regard short prison sentences as effective in cutting re-offending rates.
Ken Clarke questions why prison population is nearly double what it was when he was home secretary in the early 1990s. Prison reformers today welcomed what appeared to be a major shift in the approach to penal policy outlined by the new justice secretary, Ken Clarke, over the weekend.
The lord chancellor questioned why the prison population – at 85,000 – was nearly double what it was when he was home secretary in the early 1990s.
Clarke confirmed that he is looking for cuts in the £2.2bn prison budget and seemed to indicate that he did not regard short prison sentences as effective in cutting re-
Guardian.co.uk,
14/06/2010
14/06/2010
Re-offending
It was recently revealed that failure to rehabilitate criminals, mainly PPOs,
is costing the UK up to £10 billion a year.
Overcrowding means that despite having an average of 16 convictions each, little is done to tackle their reoffending, the National Audit Office found.
is costing the UK up to £10 billion a year.
Overcrowding means that despite having an average of 16 convictions each, little is done to tackle their reoffending, the National Audit Office found.
pa.press.net: 10/03/2010
Over the past seven years I have had the opportunity to work with both Cambridgeshire and London Probation Services, most recently on London’s PIANO and LYRIC education, training and employment (ETE) projects.
What has become clear over time is that the NOMS environment is becoming increasingly target driven, putting a strain on both staff and resources. While research has shown that 1:1 Coaching is the most effective way of addressing the attitudes and belief structures that produce the behavioural template for re-offending.
So it stands to reason that working in partnership with RDNLP could help you meet and quite possibly exceed your targets, thereby freeing up your staff and resources to pursue equally important projects.
What has become clear over time is that the NOMS environment is becoming increasingly target driven, putting a strain on both staff and resources. While research has shown that 1:1 Coaching is the most effective way of addressing the attitudes and belief structures that produce the behavioural template for re-
So it stands to reason that working in partnership with
To find out more about the benefits of working in partnership, please call or e-mail and request a meeting.
Programmes Support
It is fairly evident from the clippings above that re-offending is costing the UK far too much money each year and that it is often the hardcore PPOs that are costing us the most money of all.
It is fairly evident from the clippings above that re-