The problems and needs of newly sentenced prisoners: results from a national survey (13th October 2008)
This report presents information derived from interviews conducted shortly after reception into prison with a representative sample of nearly 1,500 newly sentenced adult prisoners. It is the first report from a major longitudinal survey of prisoners – 'Surveying Prisoner Crime Reduction' – which has several aims, including the collection of data on the problems and needs of prisoners; the interventions they receive while in prison; and outcomes upon release. The national survey looks at issues such as physical and mental health problems; accommodation and employment pre-custody; qualifications; and drug and alcohol use. Data are presented on a number of sub-groups of prisoners, including female offenders, those serving short sentences and young offenders.
Report
Positive Practice Positive Outcomes: A handbook for professionals in the criminal justice system working with offenders with learning disabilities (8th October 2008)
This handbook provides guidance on supporting vulnerable people within the Criminal Justice System and is designed to be read by criminal justice professionals and others working with the Criminal Justice System, including Health and Social Care Professionals.
Handbook
This report presents information derived from interviews conducted shortly after reception into prison with a representative sample of nearly 1,500 newly sentenced adult prisoners. It is the first report from a major longitudinal survey of prisoners – 'Surveying Prisoner Crime Reduction' – which has several aims, including the collection of data on the problems and needs of prisoners; the interventions they receive while in prison; and outcomes upon release. The national survey looks at issues such as physical and mental health problems; accommodation and employment pre-custody; qualifications; and drug and alcohol use. Data are presented on a number of sub-groups of prisoners, including female offenders, those serving short sentences and young offenders.
Report
Positive Practice Positive Outcomes: A handbook for professionals in the criminal justice system working with offenders with learning disabilities (8th October 2008)
This handbook provides guidance on supporting vulnerable people within the Criminal Justice System and is designed to be read by criminal justice professionals and others working with the Criminal Justice System, including Health and Social Care Professionals.
Handbook
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