Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Offender support and rehabilitation

Promotion of the holy rosary as a means to bring peace and personal comfort to suffering people. Correspondence maintained supporting prisoners, the sick, the fearful. Shipments of donated aid and church items to assist diocesan schools and hospitals in the third world. Support of local homeless has increased to help with increased numbers.

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.

Charity has several projects: supporting the community [families, single men or women] who are in need of food supplies through food banks. Support to those in prison [men or women] or families with the criminal justice processes, including court hearings/prison visits. Support carers of Autistic children or adults [any age] by providing a safe and quiet environment sharing info/signposting .

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.

We are currently active in religious and community education, local outreach and community activities such as street ministry, prison ministry including visitations, fellowship groups (men, women & youth ministries). We also organise retreats and holiday clubs for all ages, social events such as Summer Ball's, Christmas meal?s, picnics and barbeques etc that we advertise to the whole community.

The Accessible Learning Foundation (ALF) provides support for neurodivergent children and adults within primary schools, prisons and the workplace, within England and Wales. This is achieved by funding screening programmes, teacher training, workshops, research and raising awareness by affecting national debate.

Leading Christians in prayer in the community. Nurturing Christians for leadership in ministry and developing their faith. Training the youth in leadership. Helping the needy through local outreach projects including healing and deliverance, feeding homeless people, prison outreach and other community projects.Street Evangelism to share the message of the Gospel to our local community.

Providing education and training in the practice and principles of yoga to personnel engaged in providing support for beneficiaries, supporting the provision of yoga classes, programmes and yoga equipment and supplies in the context of not-for-profit projects in community and health facilities and enabling the integration of yoga into care and treatment services in prisons and hospitals.

to promote the care, rehabilitation and resettlement of the following people:(1) offenders & former offenders(2) persons under a disability (including without limitation, those suffering or who have suffered from any form of addiction or substance abuse)(3) persons under social or economic deprivationby way of any method which shall be recognised as charitable

Remake is a charity which works with ex offenders , schools and universities to provide entrepreneurship training , work placements and venture capital help to help with employment,self employment and reentry

Mental wellbeing workshops in schools, prisons, hospitals and other adult settings. We offer two highly interactive sessions: Core, which introduces our SCALES model (Sleep, Creative, Active, Listen, Earth, Social); and Encore, which takes a deeper dive into these concepts and offers more detail. All people may benefit from our work, but it is especially effective for Year 5 pupils.

To provide a ministry team to lead Christian services in Prisons, Churches and Christian Fellowships, Hospitals and homes abroad. To provide material aid to widows,orphans, prisoners and other underprivileged people abroad.

Heart Response exists to relieve poverty in Romania by providing grants, items and services to partner organisations. Certain grants are for recreational and leisure activities provided in the interest of social welfare and designed to improve conditions of life. Heart Response also exists to advance the Christian faith in the UK and Romania through outreach work in schools, hospitals and prisons.

UK: STREET DANCE N AFRICAN DRUMMING,ART N CRAFT,DRAMA AFTER SCH CLUBS 4 U18 YRS.2 VENUES IN LONDON.YOUTH/ADULT FITNESS CLUB,COMMUNITY GROWTH N PRISON REFORM PROJECTS.GHANA:PROVIDE ORPHANS,CHILDREN,YOUTH AND RURAL AREAS WITH BASIC HUMAN NEEDS. FOOD, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE,SET UP INCOME GENERATING JOBS IN RURAL AREAS. SEEKING FUNDS TO IMPROVE FARMING,ORPHANAGES,SCHOOLS AND VOCATIONAL CENTRES PLANS.

The Charity through the medium of comedy provides funds and facilities, for producing sketches in schools mainly in the Greater London area, highlighting the dangers and illegality of carrying knives, and for training in social, life and communication skills in mental health institutions, prisons,and gangland, and for carrying out the objects of the Trust Deed.

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.

Supporting homeless Relieving poverty in EthiopiaPrisoners, Ex Offenders and substance misuseThose who are in needSelf Reliant GroupsSocial Enterprises

LIVN Global is a charity that seeks to enhance the lives of disadvantaged people across the UK, Africa and Asia. We establish and implement sustainable projects and development programs to enhance the lives of orphans, widows, children, and prisoners in rural and surburban villages. These projects include implementing boreholes, orphanages, widows centres, schools, and development centres.

RESTORATION REVIVAL FELLOWSHIP IS A FAITH BASED CHARITY THAT PROVIDES BOTH PASTORAL AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. AS WELL AS RUNNING LIFE SKILLS CLASSES ON SUNDAYS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, WE ALSO DELIVER A MENTORING PROJECT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HMP THE MOUNT FOR INMATES SERVING LONG SENTENCES AND PRISONERS RETURNING TO BEDFORDSHIRE.

Evangelism Our Evangelism Team remained active during the period by spreading the word of God and the Christian Faith. Church Services are on Sunday and Thursday for the midweek ServiceSpecial Program- Prayer ConferenceChildren Training Program, Teenage Training, Visit to Old People home and Prison Visitation.Outreaches to Sierra Leone, Hour of Prayer and Hour of Change prayer programs

Provision of tailored products to teach Christian faith - books, CDs, DVDs, internet downloads, etc. Providing public Christian meetings. Grant making to Christian organisations predominantly. Christian based prison ministry. Administering a Disaster Relief Fund. Prevention or relief of poverty.Outbound calling and email to new contacts and locally in event of disasters.We operate in England.

To educate the public in the penal system, prison conditions and the rehabilitation of offenders.To promote the Christian religion amongst prisoners, ex-offenders and their dependants.To relieve such persons who are in conditions of need.

Provide much-needed educational books for prisoners

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 conducts Sunday worship services, mid week prayer services on Tuesdays. Youth Music Project every mid month, which has been an effective music training ground for children from the age of eight. These activities are open to all members of the community. We also visit Peterborough Prison monthly, helping the Chaplaincy Office conduct two worship services with the prison residents.