Family learning in prisons evaluation toolkit now available
The Evaluation of Family Learning in Prisons toolkit has been developed to empower providers, practitioners and prison staff to demonstrate the impact of family learning programmes on offenders and their families, and to continuously monitor and make improvements to their programmes.Â
Learning and Work Institute has worked in partnership with prison providers and stakeholders to create the toolkit, which focuses on demonstrating impact within five broad outcome domains: reoffending, wellbeing, family relationships, wider relationships, and learning and skills.
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Family learning in prisons toolkit now available
Family learning in prisons evaluation toolkit now available
The Evaluation of Family Learning in Prisons toolkit has been developed to empower providers, practitioners and prison staff to demonstrate the impact of family learning programmes on offenders and their families, and to continuously monitor and make improvements to their programmes.Â
Learning and Work Institute has worked in partnership with prison providers and stakeholders to create the toolkit, which focuses on demonstrating impact within five broad outcome domains: reoffending, wellbeing, family relationships, wider relationships, and learning and skills.
Find out more and download the toolkit
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