Training Programme Highlights the Power of Opportunity Our recent CSCS course brought together six learners from across multiple projects and partners —including Transform, Southwark Works, Divert, and Beating Time—and created not just an engaging learning experience, but a few moments that will stay with us for a...
Sue Killen Sees First-Hand the Impact of Bounce Back We were proud to welcome Sue Killen, Chair of the Board of Trustees at Change Grow Live to Bounce Back’s prison training programme at HMP Brixton and DIVERT’s custody intervention teams at Brixton Police Custody Suite....
Independent Spending and Sentencing Review 2025 Bounce Back welcomes the government’s continued investment in the justice system as outlined in the 2025 Spending Review and the Independent Sentencing Review. As a charity and social enterprise that works in close partnership with the police, probation, prisons,...
As we mark Volunteer Week (3–9 June), we’re celebrating the incredible impact volunteers have on our work at Bounce Back. This week, we’re proud to welcome and recognise three new volunteers who have joined our criminal justice employment project, Transform, and have already made an immediate,...
At Bounce Back, we are committed to supporting individuals who have been involved in the justice system or are at risk of offending, helping them to rebuild their lives and unlock new opportunities. Recently, we had the privilege of participating in an impactful Open Doors...
Launched earlier this year, the E-nuff project is now fully functioning as another Bounce Back Project that is truly Working Inside and Out. The programme is for people serving sentences of 12 months or less, with a focus on BAME prisoners, and is specifically designed to...
Why do offender employment schemes matter? Everyone knows that, after a home, finding a job is the most important factor for most people trying to put a life of crime behind them. We have plenty of research evidence to back up this commonsense assumption. The literature...
The City of London's Livery Companies are integral to the No Going Back programme and its work to support the rehabilitation of offenders by helping them find work and (when needed) accommodation. Not only is the programme funded by several of the Livery Companies through its...
The design of the No Going Back project was clear. It took the core components of Bounce Back’s proven model of providing high quality prison based training in the built environment combined with bespoke through-the-gate support to find work and added additional strengths. The active...
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