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Insider Access is a not for profit social enterprise working with offenders in prison and ex-offenders in the community.

Insider Access receives no government or local authority grants; all our work is financed through our own social enterprise activities or through our innovative project work

Staff at Insider Access have considerable experience working within the criminal justice system.
High rates of re-offending highlight the need for change in the criminal justice system.

Re-offending each year costs the UK ££££ millions.

Insider Access is developing a range of innovatory approaches to help reduce re-offending and make our society both safer and more inclusive.

INSIDER ACCESS - Breaking the cycle of re-offending

In Prison and 'Through the Gate'
Insider Access supports this aim through the provision of innovative training in prisons, including Skills for Climate Change and Green Entrepreneurship.

Offenders are encouraged to provide content fo the
Insider Access Magazine and to participate in the work of Pictora (which links the world of art with practical business skills).

Insider Access believes that subject to security issues, offenders should have the opportunity to access the labour market prior to release from prison. Insider Access supports this aim by providing work experience and volunteering opportunities for offenders on licence from prison or in the community.
Working with a wide range of prisons across South East England, East of England, East Midlands and South West England, Insider Access offers:

Informal Mentoring for individual offenders prior to release

Personal impact training

Entrepreneurship training

Skills for Climate Change training

Work experience for offenders on licence from prison

'Through the Gate' support upon release

Informal Mentoring for individual offenders in the community

Support for employability

Work experience and social recruitment

About INSIDER ACCESS
Reducing Re-offending
Insider Access works extensively providing a range of services for offenders in prison, 'Through the Gate' and in the community.

Staff at Insider Access believe that given the correct support offenders can make a successful transition from prison and into society.

We believe that prison should be a place where offenders develop both practical trade and employability skills.

Learning in prison should be embedded in inspirational workplaces, where a normal working day is aspired to.





Prior to release offenders need support to make transition from prison to their community. Insider Access supports this through the provision of infomal mentoring prior to release, 'Through the Gate' and in the community. Informal mentoring is open to offenders and ex-offenders as long as they wish.
www.insider-access.org
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