Revolving Doors Agency: Recent Episodes
Revolving Doors Agency
Revolving Doors Agency is a national charity that has been working for 25 years to change systems and improve services for people facing multiple disadvantage and caught in the revolving door of crisis and crime.
Our definition of the revolving door is: repeated criminal justice contact from police and courts to prison and probation, characterised by low level offences, primarily theft and minor drug offences, driven by multiple problems including mental ill health, problematic substance use, domestic violence and homelessness.
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Since 2012, Revolving Doors has been working with the Police and Crime Commissioners across the country to improve the experience of young adults and those in the revolving door of personal crisis and crime. Hear from Jason Ablewhite, PCC for Cambridgeshire on how agencies and individuals with relevant skills work together to tackle homelessness.
Please share your thoughts on Twitter using the hashtag #PCCSpotlight and our handle @RevDoors
Since 2012, Revolving Doors has been working with the Police and Crime Commissioners across the country to improve the experience of young adults and those in the revolving door of personal crisis and crime. Hear from Ron Hogg, PCC for Durham, how he is supporting young adults in the criminal justice system.
Please share your thoughts on Twitter using the hashtag #PCCSpotlight and our handle @RevDoors
Since 2012, Revolving Doors has been working with the Police and Crime Commissioners across the country to improve the experience of young adults and those in the revolving door of personal crisis and crime. We'll be hearing from Matthew Scott who is demonstrating what can be achieved when agencies and individuals with relevant skills work together.
Please share your thoughts on Twitter using the hashtag #PCCSpotlight and our handle @RevDoors
Since 2012, Revolving Doors has been working with the Police and Crime Commissioners across the country to improve the experience of young adults and those in the revolving door of personal crisis and crime. Hear from Dame Vera Baird, PCC for Northumbria about the ways to tackle violence against women and girls.
Please share your thoughts on Twitter using the hashtag #PCCSpotlight and our handle @RevDoors