CEO´s Blog
Breaking the cycle conference30 March 2012 - I am at the Ministry of Justice/NOMS conference at Warwick University. This morning I volunteered to be one of the delegates to step onto the Soapbox in the lobby area during the refreshment break to have my say for 10 minutes with a microphone in front of the milling delegates. My theme: Stopping the revolving door – addressing the unmet needs of repeat offenders. My blog sets out my '10 points in 10 minutes' checklist.
Revolving Doors is a charity working across England to change systems and improve services for people with multiple problems, including poor mental health, who are in contact with the criminal justice system.
Our vision is that by 2025 there is an end to the revolving door of crisis and crime, when anyone facing multiple problems and poor mental health is supported to reach their potential, with fewer victims and safer communities as a result.
Learn about our partnership projects across the country here.
Read our report on the key lessons from our National Development Programme in Thinking Local.
Watch photo stories by members of our service user forum.
Read Turning the Tide - a vision paper for multiple needs and exclusions.
News
Revolving Doors in consortium to support roll out of liaison and diversion services
14 May 2012
Revolving Doors is part of a consortium of leading organisations appointed by the government to support the roll out of criminal justice liaison and diversion services.
- Social justice strategy recognises need for new approaches to multiple needs
13 March 2012 - Funding for Women's centres announced
25 January 2012 - Government invests £19.4m in liaison and diversion services
13 January 2012 - Revolving Doors welcomes NHS Future Forum recommendations on integration
11 January 2012
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Our service user forum brings together people from across the country with direct experience of being in the revolving door. Members help us in all our work. If you have experience of multiple problems and contact with the criminal justice system please get in touch.
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