Sentence examples for supporting prisoners from inspiring English sources

In those prisons, inspectors found "education and training had little impact on supporting prisoners' progression to employment or training after release".

The Prison Governors Association is on record as supporting prisoners voting as an important part of rehabilitation and resettlement.

Was it this uncertain early life that attracted him to work supporting prisoners, many of whom have also experienced difficult family circumstances?

Justice Minister David Ford said the report acknowledged the progress made in "supporting prisoners and delivering appropriate levels of care, safety and health provision".

Arguably this will be most apparent where there is a strong online presence that encourages and promotes involvement in support related activities such as donating funds, distributing fliers, supporting Prisoners of War and/or engaging in online support activities (with the potential to later engage in offline support activities).

Our partnership with Pentonville Prison supports prisoners and teaching staff develop the prison's new media centre and produce their in-house magazine Voice of the Ville as part of their education programme.

Prisons struggle to support prisoners who wish to keep in contact with family and friends, while real work, eight hours a day for less than the minimum wage, still remains the holy grail for successive governments.

Prison towns have to support prisoners, so why shouldn't they have the benefit of having them counted as residents?

Prison visits: Developed after talks with Anton Shelupanov of the Young Foundation's Innovation, Justice and Youth Programme, the site aims to support prisoners and their families who are learning to cope with the experience of prison.

"All prisoners' mail is photocopied to avoid paper soaked in new psychoactive substances getting in to the prison and a new key workers scheme has been introduced to better support prisoners misusing substances". Self-harm incidents remained steady at an average of 10 per month throughout the 12-month period that was monitored in the report, from 1 December 2017 to 30 November 2018.

This helps to support prisoners' social rehabilitation and reintegration into society.