About Safe Ground
Safe Ground works to promote relationship skills as tools for empowering people to change, so reducing the risk of reoffending and building stronger communities
Latest Updates
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Man Up Programme Coordinator – New Role
April 22nd, 2013 - The Programmes Team is looking for a dynamic individual required to develop our new programme Man Up in a wide range of male prison delivery… Read more»
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My experience as a volunteer for Safe Ground
April 17th, 2013 - David Binder decribes his time working as a research and policy volunteer at Safe Ground. David is currently employed as a Family Fiscal Policy Consultant… Read more»
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The Big Day: Safe Ground On The Run, Saturday 9th March 2013
March 13th, 2013 - Safe Ground On The Run It was chilly and it was dry. Perfect conditions for a 10k run. The occasion was warm and lively –… Read more»
Sector News
Education is a route to self-respect
Wonderful, reflective piece on teaching philosophy in prison, which manages to be both dispiriting and uplifting.
Source: The Guardian 08.04.13
Relationships as Agents of Change
Charlie’s article on New Philanthropy Capital’s website detailing how relationships are at the heart of change and the heart of Safe Ground’s work.
Source: NPC 01.03.13
Losing Track of Time
New report by Safe Ground’s own Research and Policy Manager, Adam Moll, on behalf of the Mental Health Foundation, highlighting good practice from around the globe in working with prisoners with dementia. Find the report here.
Source: 20.02.13
FM/FI Statistics
2012-2013
Courses delivered:26
Total graduates:313
Course
completion rate:75%
Qualifications awarded:828
Students participating
in Education, Training
and Employment
pre-course:82%
Students participating
in Education, Training
and Employment
post-course:97%




