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New Futures Network We are a specialist part of HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) which attracts and supports employers to work with prisons in England and Wales. We also...

Updated on 29th February 2024

About

Part of our role is to connect prisons with employers to help businesses fill job vacancies and prison leavers to find employment. Our specialists work with businesses across many different...

Updated on 9th February 2024

‘Unlocking’ employment campaigns

Introducing Unlocking Unlocking is our flagship, national recruitment campaign. It will increase the number of prisoners and prison leavers taking up employment opportunities and securing jobs on release. The Unlocking...

Updated on 9th February 2024

Privacy policy

About the New futures Network website Privacy policy Newfuturesnetwork.gov.uk is provided by the Ministry of Justice. The Ministry of Justice is the data controller for newfuturesnetwork.gov.uk. If you follow a...

Updated on 6th December 2023

Publications

Updated on 1st February 2024

News

There are many ways to keep up to date with New Futures Network and our work to help change the lives of serving prisoners and prison leavers. You can read...

Updated on 5th April 2024

Partnerships and Programmes

New Futures Network manage a suite of programmes that prepare prisoners for entering employment when they leave custody. From the introduction of Employment Hubs in prisons to the creation of...

Updated on 9th February 2024

How we work

Part of our role is to connect prisons with employers to help businesses fill job vacancies and prison leavers to find employment. Our specialists work with businesses across many different...

Updated on 3rd January 2024

Options to recruit

There are a range of ways to recruit prison leavers, including: Prison industries Businesses set up commercial workspaces in prisons, which become part of their supply chains. These workspaces are...

Updated on 27th February 2024

Case studies

Highlighting the benefits of working with serving prisoners and hiring prison leavers. Businesses in sectors from construction to coffee, retail and property development work with prison leavers. Life changing stories...

Updated on 7th February 2024