HMI Probation

The HMI Probation site includes findings from their inspections and research relevant to working in probation settings. For more information visit the HMI Probation site.

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Family relationships – evidence base (youth justice)

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Summary of evidence base in relation to family relationships, as it relates to youth justice settings. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (YOS)].

Keywords: young people, families

Growth and the core conditions of transformative change

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Report introducing the ideas and practices of Growth work. A whole system approach is promoted which seeks to grow an organisation through building a sense of community and belonging. [From HMI Probation’s Academic Insights].

Keywords: community

Lifestyle and peer relationships – evidence base (youth justice)

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Summary of evidence base in relation to lifestyle issues and peer relationships, as it relates to youth justice settings. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (YOS)].

Keywords: young people, relationships

Mental health – evidence base (youth justice)

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Summary of evidence base in relation to mental health, as it relates to youth justice settings. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (YOS)].

Keywords: young people, mental health

Out-of-court disposals (youth justice) – evidence base

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Summary of the evidence base in relation to out-of-court disposals in youth justice settings. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (YOS)].

Keywords: young people, out-of-court disposals

Prevention (youth justice) – evidence base

[HMI Probation (2023)]

Summary of the evidence base in relation to prevention in youth justice settings. [From HMI Probation’s Evidence base (YOS)].

Keywords: young people, prevention

Realising the rehabilitative potential of approved premises

[HMI Probation (2023)]

This report sets out the potential of approved premises (APs) to support desistance and rehabilitation whilst managing risks of harm to the public. Consideration is given to the optimum approach for APs at the system level, community level, and at the establishment level. [From HMI Probation’s Academic Insights].

Keywords: approved premises