Strengthening identity and belonging in prisoners and ex-offenders

Over 2050 people use PrisonerActionNet to:

Work with offenders on developing a positive sense of who they are.
Prepare prisoners for re-entering the community.
Strengthen offenders' positive relationships with other people.
Learn from successful initiatives.
Compare your organisation with others.

What's inside PrisonerActionNet?

Guidance and Resources

Improve practice with practical guidance on supporting resettlement and reducing long-term reoffending plus almost 100 good practice examples and hundreds of pictures, videos, reports and statistics.

Network

Share and learn in the active discussion forum with hundreds of practitioners who work with offenders. Create your own profile and contact other members.

Who's PrisonerActionNet for?

Prison officers
Probation officers
Voluntary and community agencies
Housing officers

How is it updated?

New examples of successful initiatives
Latest research on effective practice
Briefings on government announcements

How do I find out more?

You can get free access now.

PrisonerActionNet is supported financially by Monument Trust, one of the Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts, and is based on research conducted by Lemos&Crane in conjunction with CLINKS, the national membership body for voluntary and community organisations in the criminal justice system.

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