| Young British Muslim Ex-Offenders and Resettlement Needs |
Young British Muslim Ex-Offenders and Resettlement Needs How can we ensure young Muslim ex-offenders have access to appropriate support upon leaving prison to help them reintegrate into society?
This detailed report, which has involved in-depth research and a series of interviews, aims to increase knowledge and awareness of the difficulties faced by ex-offenders during their resettlement periods. It looks at the pathways to re-offending and scopes current service provision, identifying barriers to effective engagement and offers recommendations that should inform policy and practice.
The role of the British Muslim community in contributing to the rehabilitation of Muslim ex-offenders is also highlighted within this research. This report will be essential reading for anyone currently working with young ex-offenders from Muslim communities or looking to work with ex-offenders, as well as for researchers and policy makers working in this area.
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