Our Partners
not beyond redemption
Not Beyond Redemption, started by renowned family lawyer Camilla Baldwin, focuses on re-establishing relationships between mothers and their children through various legal matters. To do so, Not Beyond Redemption provides family legal advice and represents women who are currently in prison or have previously been incarcerated on a pro-bono basis. Currently, the organisation works with women in 5 out of the 12 female prisons located in the UK (HMPs Send, Downview, East Sutton Park, Peterborough, and Eastwood Park) to ultimately re-establish and regenerate the fundamental relationship between mother and child within court settings as well as for future together.
smart works
Smart Works aims to support women coming out of incarceration and ultimately change the trajectory of their lives through enabling women with the necessary skills/opportunity to secure employment. Originating in North London, Smart Works have helped over 20,000 women gain employment through job interview preparation- more specifically, providing clothes, coaching, and confidence resulting in 72% of clients receiving employment. In order to facilitate such operations, Smart Works relies on a group of knowledge volunteers, as well as the support from their established partners such as the Bank of America, Bobbi Brown, and Bicester Village.
ingeus
Ingeus strives to make a difference in the contemporary world through helping support people and projects dedicated to bettering the lives of vulnerable populations within society. Ingeus is passionate about rehabilitating those who have committed crime in the past in order to build stronger communities in society for the future. For Ingeus, emphasis is on the collaboration between criminal justice institutions and Community Rehabilitation Companies to improve the outcome for people on their rehabilitative journey. Through the charity’s Reducing Re-offending Partnership scheme, Ingeus has been able to help support over 50,000 people within criminal justice systems.
RSACC
We are proud to support the Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre, which provides vital services to sexual violence survivors. Their confidential counselling and support services provide trauma survivors with a safe and understanding environment. We are especially impressed by their current project, "The Believed Project," which focuses on assisting women in prison who have experienced sexual abuse. Women in prison are more likely to have experienced sexual violence in the past, making this programme an essential resource for those who need it the most.