Transforming Rehabilitation – The Risks for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Sector in Engaging in Commercial Contracts with Tier 1 Providers
The Minister for Justice has outlined his aspiration for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Sector to be involved in the supply chain for the services offered in the Transforming Rehabilitation programme and as a result the sector will enter into commercial contracts with Tier 1 providers.
Mind the Gap: Quality Without Equality in Transforming Rehabilitation
This paper forms part of a research project that started in 2012 and aimed at reviewing and identifying existing practices within probation that should be highlighted and maintained.
What will ‘Count’ and be Transformed for Women in the Criminal Justice System?
'Thought Pieces' are papers which draw on the author's personal knowledge and experience to offer stimulating and thought provoking ideas relevant to the aims of the Journal.
Transforming Rehabilitation: A Fiscal Motivated Approach to Offender Management
The probation service is about to undergo major changes in its structure as the Government drives through its proposals outlined in Transforming Rehabilitation.
Why Cultural Differences Between Sectors Mean Probation Won’t Work as a Commodity
'Thought Pieces' are papers which draw on the author's personal knowledge and experience to offer stimulating and thought provoking ideas relevant to the aims of the Journal.
Transforming Rehabilitation and the Creeping Marketisation of British Public Services
'Thought Pieces' are papers which draw on the author's personal knowledge and experience to offer stimulating and thought provoking ideas relevant to the aims of the Journal.