Crime and Justice Charities

Support for refugees and asylum seekers in Wales - and specifically in the Newport (South Wales) area. Education on issues relating to human trafficking.

100 and First Foundation works closely with offenders, ex-offenders and those vulnerable to committing crime so that they might not face social exclusion or disadvantage when trying to access different functions of society. Our projects help our beneficiaries shift their identity from pro-offending to pro-social so that they might see themselves differently in the world around them.

COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY WORKS WITH PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS AND OF NONE. IT SEEKS TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL, EMPOWERING AND AFFIRMING SUPPORT FOR PRISONERS AND EX-PRISONERS BOTH PRIOR TO DISCHARGE AND ON RELEASE, IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY SUCCESSFULLY RE-INTEGRATE INTO THE COMMUNITY, REALISE THEIR POTENTIAL AND NOT RETURN TO PRISON.

To relieve individuals(youth/kids)who are in conditions of need,hardship,young offenders,orphaned,uneducated,affected by war,religious extremism,molestation,premature pregnancy,child birth and abortion.Assisting through provision of education,training,healthcare projects and all necessary support designed to enable them to live their lives unaffected by their background and become self-sufficient.

The Foundation supports and adds value to the work of the many charities and agencies operating to combat human trafficking in the UK, through: (i) informing parliamentarians, policy makers and lead statutory agencies; (ii) raising public awareness; and (iii) providing a sustained and collective voice. We do not work in isolation but are guided and informed by the organisations we exist to serve.

Footprints uses volunteers who we train as mentors to mentor and support ex-offenders leaving prison and returning to our area.

The charity supports racially minoritised communities in London, focusing on at-risk young people, women, refugees, migrants, prisoners and ex-offenders. It promotes 1. education 2. recreation 3. mental and physical health 4.advice 5.community safety and outreach 6. social welfare. It offers tailored services and skills development to help individuals overcome challenges and build a better future.

We work with ex-offenders and those at risk of offending. Our programme starts with providing full time jobs in one of our businesses, gaining valuable work experience and skills as well as on the job training and support. Through this work we give people the chance to overcome the cycles of reoffending and continue to transform their lives as they grow in their Christian faith.

WORKING IN S.E ASIA RESCUING WOMEN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND TRAFFICKING THROUGH OUR PROJECT EDEN MYANMAR PROVIDING SHELTERS, JOBS AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING AS WELL AS TRAUMA COUNSELLING DISASTER RELIEF AND INFORMAL EDUCATION TO CHILDREN IN SLUM AREAS IN BURMA AND NEPALOUR ORGANISATION IS FAITH BASED, WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELP THE POOR AND RESCUE THE OPPRESSED

Fresh Start are a 'Lived Experience' Mentoring & Advocacy service that specifically support individuals who have been through the criminal justice system, we work with prisoners on release from custody, who are in open prisons and people who have been given community orders. We offer support to individuals in Norfolk and Suffolk

The charity is a grant giver which provides funds to The Death Penalty Project Limited (DPP Ltd), enabling it to provide free legal representation to prisoners under sentence of death. The charity and DPP Ltd also conduct capacity building programmes for legal and medical professionals; and develop and commission research studies on issues surrounding the death penalty.

We advance the Christian faith in Central and Southern Africa through free distribution of Christian literature and humanitarian relief targeted on prisoners, refugees and other vulnerable individuals.

The charity delivers literacy, road safety and walk to school initiatives to support schools, families and children. In the Kent area it also supports the charitable sector by staging collaborative fundraising events which good causes use to boost their fundraising.

A. PREACHING THE GOSPEL AND SENDING MISSIONARIES HOME AND ABROAD FOR FURTHERANCE OF THE GOSPEL;B. TEACHING ADULTS, YOUTH AND CHILDREN INCLUDING AT SUNDAY SCHOOL; ANDC. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT INCLUDING PRISON MINISTRY AND SUPPORTING FOOD BANKS.

Inspired by a 1,000 mile run to fight child trafficking. Our mission is to fight modern slavery and end trafficking. Funds raised are granted to inspiring projects: providing rehabilitation for victims; delivering solutions to help end modern slavery; raising awareness and increasing education. We work to raise awareness of modern slavery through regular campaigns, talks, discussions and events.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral care, including visiting those in hospital, prison, care homes and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Supporting local schools and charites in the UK and overseas.

The advancement of education of the public, in particular but not exclusively dog owners and trainers, in responsible dog ownership, including public safety , obedience training and the health and welfare of dogs.

Involved in prevention or alleviation of poverty through the provision of services to people in need e.g. homeless persons, refugees, asylum seekers, victim of crime, Youth and young adults, and elderly.Advancement of religion, places of worship, raising awareness of religious and understanding of religious beliefs and practices. Any other purpose that is presently recognised as charitable

Finding Rhythms aims to assist and support prisoners and ex-prisoners in finding new patterns of behaviour. We do this through a combination of music courses, 1-2-1 mentoring and a nationally recognised employability certificate. Our work from time to time extends to individuals affected by crime, families of prisoners and connected communities.

The Dentons UK & Middle East LLP Charitable Trust makes donations to small charities in the UK and Ireland that have a connection to our local communities. The Trust has a particular focus on charities working to support the elderly, disabled, homelessness, poverty, ex offenders and their families, refugees, education and youth projects.

Safer Luton provides a a range of activities to support those who are victims of crime as well as those at risk of crime and anti social behaviour. It aims to provide a menu of support to individuals and families, along with bespoke information advice and guidance

East Sussex Veterans Hub 99/100 Group (ESVH) is a volunteer-based organisation offering a unique, comprehensive support package for veterans of HM Forces, particularly those with welfare, mental-ill health and PTSD, ex-offenders and alcohol or substance misuse issues. It is based in Hastings and provides an open office, a drop-in facility and special interest group meetings and activities.

Our volunteers befriend some of the most vulnerable people in prison regardless of their location or crime. Throughout our work we stay in contact with people in prison and ex-offenders for as long as they need our help. We have no artificial cut-off points. Our subsidiary company, Inside Time, publishes Inside Time the national newspaper for people in prison.

Prevention of crime and protection of people and property from criminal acts, including theft (in particular from peoples' homes) and domestic violence. Advancement of education relating to crime prevention and road safety, personal safety, any matters affecting crime and safety in the community. Operate the Cambridgeshire Bobby Scheme and formerly the Cambridgeshire Young Peoples' Driving Centre

To use technology to find and disrupt human trafficking