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What are Independent Community Scrutiny Panels?
Independent Community Scrutiny Panels (ICSPs) are made up of members of the public who are representative of the local community and give the police honest feedback in how they are using their stop and search powers.
The development of law as a response to violence has long been important. Yet this generates further troubles. Responses to violence require analyses of intersecting inequalities, such as gender, immigration status, ethnicity/race, and age, with such intersections becoming the focus of debate for policy making in the context of the Domestic Abuse Bill, now in its final stages of progress.
As we exit the pandemic all reports suggest that the employment rate will improve. Whether this is a gradual improvement or a sudden spike remains to be seen. However, it is recognised that it will be some time before employment gets back to where it was in pre-pandemic days. This will affect many households and some who already have difficulties in accessing employment.
Join Clinks to find out more about the RECONNECT: care after custody service.
RECONNECT is an NHS England and NHS Improvement service that starts working with people before they leave prison, where they have access to a RECONNECT worker, and helps them to make the transition to community-based services that provide the health and care support that they need.
Stockport Without Abuse is a highly regarded specialist charity, raising awareness of domestic abuse, supporting and empowering individuals and families affected by domestic abuse.
Stockport Without Abuse are looking to recruit a Children and Young Peoples Worker to work with children and families in community accommodation to:
Stockport Without Abuse is a highly regarded specialist charity, raising awareness of domestic abuse, supporting and empowering individuals and families affected by domestic abuse.
Stockport Without Abuse are looking to recruit a Children and Young Peoples Worker to work with children and families in our Refuge accommodation to:
Greater Manchester Rape Crisis (GMRC) has, for over 40 years, been providing information and counselling to women over 18 who have experienced rape or sexual abuse.
Greater Manchester Rape Crisis is looking for a part time administrative officer to join their friendly team to support them with their administration generally, data management and day to day running of the Centre.
TRC Sexual Abuse and Rape Support is a women-only organisation (affiliated with Rape Crisis England and Wales), which provides support to women and girls who have experienced rape or sexual abuse.
TRC Sexual Abuse and Rape Support are seeking to recruit a Helpline and LiveChat Co-ordinator to join them as they move forward and further develop and extend their services.
This post is fixed-term for one year in the first instance, and thereafter subject to additional funding. Flexible working hours including evening and weekend work will be required.
The Bishops of England and Wales have asked that a Day of Prayer for the Survivors of Abuse be celebrated each year on the Tuesday of the Fifth Week of Easter. Bishop John asks all parishes to offer Mass for this intention on Tuesday 4 May and to remember this intention with special prayers or a time of Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Step Together Volunteering supports participants to build and develop the personal and practical skills needed to move forward. As well as offering progression routes into volunteering, training, and employment.
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