Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments in the North East have been presented with awards for their efforts to reduce re-offending by Nepacs. The awards have been running since 2004 and in 2018 were renamed in honour of long standing Nepacs’ patron Ruth Cranfield who had the ...
Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments in the North East have been presented with awards for their efforts to reduce re-offending by north east charity Nepacs. The awards have been running since 2004 and in 2018 were renamed in honour of long standing Nepacs’ patron Ruth ...
On Monday 17 June 2019 staff and volunteers from Nepacs were given recognition for their long service and outstanding contribution to supporting prisoners and their families in the north east. This year the awards were presented by Andy Hudson, Governor at HMP Deerbolt at the charity’s annual development and celebration event. 17 long service awards were presented and 38 ...
Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments in the North East are being given the chance to get recognition for their efforts to reduce re-offending by entering the 2019 Nepacs Ruth Cranfield Awards. The awards have been running since 2004 and in 2018 were renamed in honour ...
*** Voting has now closed*** Our 2019 Shining Star awards are an opportunity to recognise and thank Nepacs staff and volunteers who: Have gone the extra mile Made a real difference Show commitment to quality in their work Have shown innovation in developing new ways to support families/friends of prisoners and offenders This year we have four ...
Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments have been presented with awards for their efforts to reduce re-offending by north east charity Nepacs. The awards for helping people resettle in the community and rebuild their lives have been given annually by Nepacs since 2004. 2018 is a special ...
Congratulations to all the recipients of Nepacs long service awards at yesterday's Nepacs training and development day including Catherine Stacey, Lorraine Derbyshire, Linda Fenwick, Margaret Smith, Fiona Booth, Helen Attewell, Hilary Stanway and Linda Potter who are pictured. We were delighted that Dr Stephen Cronin, High Sheriff of County Durham was ...
Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments in the North East are being given the chance to get recognition for their efforts to reduce re-offending by entering the 2018 Nepacs Awards. 2018 is a special year for the Nepacs awards as they have now been renamed in ...
Over the one hundred and fifty years of Nepacs history its fortunes have waxed and wained, often as a result of changes in criminal justice legislation and/or the economic climate. After a period of stagnation in the 1960/70s, the early 1980s saw a regeneration of Nepacs and a significant growth ...
Professionals working with prisoners, ex-prisoners or those sentenced to community punishments have been presented with awards for their efforts to reduce reoffending by long standing north east charity Nepacs. This is the 13th year of the awards, which are presented by Nepacs to individuals, teams or organisations in the north east ...
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