Our Criminal Justice Floating Support program, funded by Supporting People, aims to help individuals transition from prison to the community.
Our Services
Criminal Justice Floating Support
Criminal Justice Floating Support delivers a flexible and responsive service to medium to high risk ex-offenders living in the community.
Floating Support services can be delivered for between six months and two years.
We prioritise securing suitable housing and assisting with tenancy maintenance. Additionally, we focus on promoting positive mental health, reducing social isolation, and preventing further involvement in criminal activities.
By doing so, we aim to empower and support these individuals in creating meaningful, fulfilling lives post-release.
We firmly believe that by addressing these critical aspects - housing stability, mental well-being, and social connections - we contribute significantly to reducing recidivism and fostering successful reintegration into the community.
Related Projects
Probation-Approved hostels
The Innis Centre, Dismas House and MUST Hostel provide accommodation, supervision and monitoring for people within the criminal justice system, so that they can be positively reintegrated into the community.
Prisoner Support Project
Working in partnership with multiple agencies across statutory and community and voluntary sector providers, the Prisoner Support Project is designed to prevent reoffending by addressing the many underlying issues and adverse lifestyle choices.
