Crime and Justice Charities

Making it Out CIO provides meaningful, purposeful & creative opportunities for individuals who need a bit more direction and support to get their lives back on track. This includes prison leavers, people on probation, prisoners on day release from open prison and those considered vulnerable to committing crime through substance misuse, homelessness or poor mental health.

Sharing evidence base for crime prevention

We promote safe and thriving communities, by supporting those that have been or are at risk of being affected by crime.

PREACHING THE GOSPEL IN AND AROUND THE UK AND EUROPE.WE ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN PREACHING AND TEACHING THE WORD OF GOD IN PRISONS IN THE UK.WE ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN OPEN AIR OUTREACHES TO ALL PEOPLE OF THE UK.

The furtherance of the Religious and Charitable Purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain within North and East Yorkshire and beyond. We hold Meetings for Worship at Beverley, Hull, Kirkbymoorside, Malton, Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby and RAF Fylingdales; provide grants to projects within our Quaker ethos; and provide Quaker Chaplains at Hull Prisons and Hull University.

Delivering interventions and bespoke programmes designed and presented by ex-offenders and serving prisoners to disengaged young people in a bid to raise awareness and help deter from a life of crime.Providing training, education, voluntary and employment opportunities assisting in the rehabilitation of offenders whilst engaging and supporting deprived communities through new initiatives

Recycling of freely donated bicycles to give affordable access to fully reconditioned roadworthy bikes, to local children and adults, to enable them to improve their health, increase their opportunities for employment, reduce the cost of their transport, interact within their community, volunteer and fund raise. Training and instruction in road safety is provided both on and off road.

An international, interdenominational organisation promoting unity among all Christian believers; faith and dynamic testimonies shared in outreach meetings in non religious settings transforming lives; a prayer network responding to any crisis; prison visitation, pro-life clinics, feeding programmes, meeting felt needs; Bible study groups, conferences and mentoring are among our many activities.

Aspirations Day Program offers women only service supporting women with multiple disadvantages and complex needs, including addiction, homelessness & have experienced violence & sexual violence women caught up in prostitution or living with mental health & leaving prison. We also offer a abstinence based 12 week recovery program for men & women recovering from all forms of addiction.

Based in Westminster. Aim to improve the lives of the Somali community in London.Activities include:information and advice service, employment support project NEET categorized individuals, supporting Somali prisoners well being and employment prospects.

The Right Course seeks to promote the education of young offenders, ex-young offenders or those at risk of offending by providing or assisting in the provision of training and qualifications in catering and hospitality skills whilst in prison; and mentoring and into-work and employment advice and support upon their release.

1.1 The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually, through the provision of grants, goods, or services, mainly but not exclusively for the homeless, refugees and asylum seekers, and those leaving prison into homelessness.1.2 To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of other charities/groups, mainly but not exclusively, by the provision of information, advice and support.

We exist to train and support women who have survived human trafficking. We do this through the provision of holistic training programs that incorporate vocational floristry training, supplementary skills training, mentorship and work experience. We also support other charities in the UK that work with and support women affected by human trafficking.

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.

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.

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.

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

Bolton Advice Centre is a community-based charity which provides guidance, help, information or advice on a wide range of issues, including;Benefits,Disability,Housing issues,Homelessness,Advocacy and advice for people with sensory impairment or loss,Help for released offenders,Debt,Immigration issues,Poverty,

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.

Slow Down for Bobby Programme - Provides schools across Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral, Manchester, Wallasey with educational road safety assembly's. Provides Bobby Zones & slow down posters to help with safety of parking & speeding.Take Care for Bobby Programme - Provides Counselling Support to children & families across Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral, Manchester, Wallasey.

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.

The Trustees have elected to concentrate (although not exclusively) on registered charities concerned with hearing or sight issues and prison welfare, reform and systems. When considering donations for UK based charities, the Trustees favour charities in the West Midlands and South West areas. All grant applications must be submitted via email to [email protected] marked FAO the charity.