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Peer mentoring in the criminal justice system

[Clinks (2021)]

This evidence review assesses the current evidence base on peer mentoring in the criminal justice system. [From the Clinks online Evidence Library].

Keywords: peer mentoring

Engaging people with convictions

[Clinks (2021)]

This evidence review provides an in-depth look at the issue of engaging people with convictions. [From the Clinks online Evidence Library].

Keywords: engagement

Working with people with coexisting Substance Use & Mental Health (SUMH) issues

[Turning Point (2021)]

Guidance on how to work effectively with people with co-occuring substance misuse and mental health issues.

Keywords: substance misuse, mental health

Viewing Her Majesty’s Prison Service through a Trauma-Informed Lens

[Prison Service Journal (2021)]

Research report on trauma-informed practice in prison.

Keywords: trauma

Positive influences on the wellbeing of prison staff

[Butler Trust (2021)]

A short report summarising findings of consultations with staff about factors positively influencing their wellbeing and morale.

Keywords: staff welfare, wellbeing

The future of prison mental health care in England

[Centre for Mental Health (2021)]

Report on mental health provision, commissioned by NHS England and NHS Improvement – includes examples of good and innovative practice, and makes recommendations for improvement.

Keywords: mental health

Neurodiversity in the criminal justice system: A review of evidence

[CJJI (2021)]

Report commissioned by the Lord Chancellor – includes some examples of good practice and recommendations for improvement.

Keywords: neurodiversity, autism, learning disability

Social capital building supporting the desistance process

[HMI Probation (2021)]

Summarises the concept of social capital and how increases in the strength, range and quality of bonding, bridging and linking opportunities can be beneficial in supporting the desistance process. [From HMI Probation’s Academic Insights].

Keywords: desistance