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The APEX Trust aims to help people with criminal records to obtain appropriate jobs or self-employment by providing them with the skills they need in the labour market and by working with employers to break down the barriers to their employment."

The Literacy and Social Inclusion site for the National Literacy Trust on working with offenders has some useful material on the evidence points to a strong link between offending and men with poor literacy skills, especially young men

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January 2, 2009: Prison Suicides Down

January 1, 2009: Orange Jackets – More Problems

December 29, 2008: Illegal Knives: Greater Punishments

December 17, 2008: Crime & DNA: Home Secretary

December 16, 2008: Prison Service New Race Review

December 12, 2008: de Menezes Inquest Verdict

December 10, 2008: Government Respond To Corston Report

December 4, 2008: PRT Respond To Queen's Speech

December 3, 2008: Queen's Speech

December 1, 2008: Orange Jackets For Offenders Arrive

November 28, 2008: Call To End Orange Clothes For Community Payback

November 25, 2008: Legislation Protects Victims Of Forced Marriage

November 24, 2008: Tasers For Police

November 11, 2008: Independent Review Alleges Prison Service Incompetence

October 17, 2008: Sanctions For Reckless Traders, Says Napo

October 15, 2008: Jobs Axed in Probation, Prisons, And Courts

October 3, 2008: IPCC On Double Fatal Shooting

October 2, 2008: Met Commissioner Sir Ian Blair Resigns


 

 

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