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The Offender Services Partnership

We are a group of organisations in the private, not-for-profit and third sectors who have come together to meet the challenge below.

‘Partnerships with a wider range of providers
offer us a real opportunity to improve our
services, and there are a number of
examples where partnerships are already
working on the ground. Our challenge is to
build on such collaborative efforts...’

‘Improving Prison and Probation Services: Public Value Partnerships’ NOMS, August 2006

 

We do so because we passionately believe we have a contribution to make to managing offenders to reduce crime and protect the public.Each of us has long experience of working with offenders, and we each have an excellent track record of success in our particular fields.

We know that the complex needs of offenders require complex interventions, and that no single organisation can from its own resources provide all that is needed to help offenders turn their lives around. We are all experienced in working in partnership with others, including the public sector, to deliver a seamlessly
integrated service.

Partnership is our name, and our approach. We are in business to support the public sector correctional services, in custody and in the community, by matching our capabilities to your needs, to enable and support your success.

Delivery through partnership

Our offer includes:
• Helping offenders into sustained employment
• Providing skills and learning opportunities for offenders
• Support for developing unpaid work
• Extra capacity for accredited programmes
• Supervision of low and medium risk offenders
• Offender transport
• IT and technical support
• Design, construction, finance and management of secure facilities through PFI
  (or separate facilities management contract)
• Consultancy support

We offer a single integrated package based on these capabilities that can help you develop and improve your current service delivery.

For example, Ministers have set a target to double volumes of unpaid work, while combining community involvement, visible payback and linking to ongoing employment.

We can help by:
• Reducing attrition rates
• Sourcing better quality placements
• Improving offender skills
• Linking to sustained paid employment
• Helping you get added value from available resources

Offender Services Partnership, PO BOX 461, Bristol BS35 4WB
Tel: 01179 33 66 00 Fax: 01179 33 66 99
info@offenderservicespartnership.co.uk


Reliance Secure Task Management, Surety House,
Surety House, 18 Concorde Road, Patchway Bristol BS34 5TB Tel: 01179 33 66 00
Faxl: 01179 33 66 99
info@reliance-stms.co.uk   www.reliance-stms.co.uk

Strode College, Church Road, Street, Somerset BA16 0AB
Tel: 01458 844451   Fax: 01458 844411
courseinfo@strode-college.ac.uk    www.strode-college.ac.uk

Crime Concern, Beaver House, 147-150 Victoria Road, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 3UY
Tel: 01793 863 500    Fax: 01793 514 654    Charity number - 800735
info@crimeconcern.org.uk     www.crimeconcern.org.uk

Tomorrow's People, 4th Floor, Rothermere House, 49/51 Cambridge Road,
Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1DT
Tel: 01424 718491    Fax: 01424 718519    Charity number - 1102759
headoffice@tomorrows-people.co.uk    www.tomorrows-people.co.uk