The JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls has shared an update on the Effective Women's Centres Partnership, already running in Stockport, Salford and Oldham with funding now available to expand.
The update provides details about funding and support for more organisations to adopt the WRNA (Women's Risk Needs Assessment) and associated Themis Case Management System (CMS) in their work supporting women at risk of offending or already in contact with the Criminal Justice System. These systems are designed to increase capability to assess needs and demonstrate impact across a wide range of wellbeing measures, with the aim of showing policymakers “what works” and supporting long-term sustainability of Women’s Centres and women’s specialist services.
There's more info on criteria and how to apply here
Or for an informal chat or to find out about what the Partnership has already achieved in Greater Manchester and its plans for the future, contact Policy and Communications lead Amy Cubey on amy.cubey@stockportwomenscentre.co.uk