Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Offender support and rehabilitation

CommunARTy is a Yorkshire based charity established to raise awareness of, and support for, the arts as a form of prisoner rehabilitation, and, encourage different groups within the local community to engage with each other through a shared interest in the arts.

? Teaching / preaching religious doctrine according to the scripture? Promoting prayers, praise and study? Religious communication including sermons, talks, meetings, and conference? Street and door to door communication? Prison and Hospital visitingCharitable work

Activities: 1. The Advancement of Health for the Public Benefit 2. The Relief of Need for the Public Benefit by involving unemployed external placement volunteers from JobCentrePlus3. To Advance the Education of the Public in Horticulture and related skills including the practice of organic gardening. 4. The Relief of Unemployment for Benefit of the Public and rehabilitation of ex-offender

The object of the Trust is the advancement of the Christian faith through the music ministry of Bryn Haworth particularly in prisons in the UK, working towards inmates' rehabilitation through the chaplaincy departments & training others to work in this field. The Trust also supports other charities and individuals involved in prison, mission and aid work.

Work with women survivors of Gender Based Violence in the UK and Africa that includes Female Genital Mutilation, Domestic Violence, Forced Marriage, Honour Based Violence (HBV), Sexual Abuse, Modern Day Slavery and Trafficking, women in prison and women experiencing Mental Health, through advocacy and outreach support services

Grants to support those who are disadvantaged by giving financial support to organisations and individuals.Provision of Educational scholarships and bursariesProvisions of bibles for those in prison and hospitalProvision of grants for priests to undertake refresher courses in the Holy LandProvision of grants to Cathequists

ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION BY DEVELOPING THE SKILLS OF SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE OF THE UK, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO EX-OFFENDERS, SO THEY CAN IDENTIFY AND HELP MEET THEIR NEEDS TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY IN SOCIETY and TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE CONSERVATION/ PROTECTION OF HONEY BEES AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY PROMOTING BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.

FINANCIAL GRANTS TO EX-OFFENDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

Covenant Players is an international Christian repertory theatre company. We are a communications and educational resource, providing performances and training in service to the church, schools, prisons and diverse organisations across the wider community.

ELMO operates in the fields of arts and culture and in particular music. It aims to run projects in prisons that provide participants with technical and practical musical education and performance opportunities.

Delivering philosophy education, advice and information to persons in custody in Her Majesty's prisons throughout England and Wales. We achieve this by running workshops, conferences, seminars and lectures. We train philosophers to deliver philosophy courses which we arrange, facilitate and fund.

We try to meet the spiritual, social, physical and educational needs of the local community through one-to-one and group support. We provide food parcels, clothing, signposting individuals to accommodation, and assistance in preparing for job interviews. We also do hospital, residential care home and prison visits on a quarterly basis.

To raise awareness of Adult ADHD and campaign for mandatory ADHD screening throughout the Criminal Justice System, Addiction and Homeless services in the UK. To actively promote ADHD training for Teachers. For ADHD screening to be mandatory from the age of five, and at every transition, in UK schools. Campaigning to stop the School-to-Prison Pipeline.

The charity supports the work of chaplaincy at HMP Send and other prisons in England and Wales and provides grants against certain criteria to prisoners at HMP Send and other prisons in England and Wales.

KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER, COMMUNITY YOUTHWORK, CHILDREN'S WORKSHOPS, CHURCH YOUTH MINISTRY, YOUTH CAFE'S, FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTS AND OUTREACH, VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME, YOUNG EX/OFFENDERS SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY, PRISON WORK, POST 14'S EDUCATION PROGRAMME, MISSION TRIPS AND RESIDENTIAL HOLIDAYS, YOUTH WORKER SUPPORT AND YOUTHWORKER TRAINING PROGRAMME.SUPPORTING PARENTS AND PROFESSIONALS, GIRLS WORK

This year activities we was building a website for our charity www.ukdrcbridge.org.uk and we was giving advices on HIV, prison and detentions visit.

Inspired by the example of Jesus who "went about doing good", this trust aims in his name to try to prioritise and help address some of the identified practical and spiritual needs of prisoners and their families in this country and in Ethiopia and, through this holistic Christian approach, achieve positive changes for the benefit of them and the wider community whatever their beliefs.

We find single person accommodation in the private sector for veterans who are or at risk of being homeless or in prison and provide ongoing support during their tenancy for problems that led to their situation or with their tenancy or benefits. We refer issues such as mental health, alcohol or drug misuse, or debt, to specialist partners. We provide access to employment and lifeskills training,

We organise events for hospitals, hospices, special needs residences, communal centres for the blind, prisons, using Greek music as therapy. The purpose of the Charity is:1) The promotion of Greek music, 2) The support of musicians and artists3) Outreach work4) Education work in both Greek and schools of all nationalities.

The charity aims to break the cycle of re-offending, relapse and homelessness. It helps people to reconnect and reintegrate into society by: demonstrating the unconditional love of Jesus, providing accommodation for vulnerable adults including ex-offenders and people with addiction problems, supporting tenants into work, education or training, sharing how to have a living relationship with Jesus.

The main activities include running a respite project for carers and ex carers, interfaith activities, offering mindfulness based stress reduction courses and offering support to prisoners and those nearing end of life.

Our activities are to educate, encourage and transform the lives of young people who are vulnerable or at risk of offending or re-offending by a commitment to being part of the solution to safer communities and working partnership with school teachers, social workers, youth offending teams, probation officers, police officers, youth workers, prison officers and other organisations to reduce crime.

We are an affiliate of the Samaritans central charity providing listening services by telephone and email for people who need emotional support. We provide outreach services to prisons, schools, railway stations and other organisations to publicise our services and encourage people to talk to someone when they are feeling down.

The charity supports other charities carrying out charitable work in London (HIV positive families), Wales (with the elderly), Manchester (offenders, schools) and Norwich (teaching English).

We makes small grants to charities with a turnover under £300,000 per year . We support UK charities who work with and support groups that are radically disadvantaged: refugees and asylum seekers, substance abusers, offenders and ex-offenders, at risk and marginalised young people, people in insecure housing.