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  • Information for British nationals detained or imprisoned in Belgium

  • Guidance on carrying out a health and social care needs assessment of older people in prisons.

  • Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service’s Welsh Language Scheme sets out how, in the conduct of public business and the administration of justice in Wales, it will treat the Welsh and English languages on a basis of equal…

  • Guidance for medical professionals dealing with leave for restricted patients.

  • The National Probation Service launched the NPS Health and Social Care Strategy 2019-2022 in August 2019

  • Information on the Pakistan legal and prison systems for British prisoners.

  • Guidance for prisons on dealing with requests to set up or take part in prisoner representative associations.

  • The Chief Inspector of Prisons triggered the Urgent Notification process for HMP Bristol on 28 July 2023.

  • Information on the legal and prison systems for British prisoners, their family and friends in Senegal.

  • Information on the South Sudanese legal and prison systems for British nationals in prison in South Sudan, their family and friends.

  • Information on legal and detention systems, in Switzerland, for British nationals abroad

  • This leaflet provides information about TB and how to deal with infected prisoners.

  • This is a probation contact centre inside Llandudno Magistrates’ Court, within the Probation Service, Wales region.

  • The Salvation Army, is a probation contact centre, within the East Midlands region.

  • Tower House, is a probation contact centre, within the Kent, Surrey & Sussex region.

  • Information on legal and detention systems, in Estonia, for British nationals abroad.

  • Information for parents and carers.

  • Evidence-based principles for the effective management and progression of people recalled to prison.

  • A tool to help local areas carry out a self-assessment to improve the continuity of care for people leaving prison who need alcohol and drug treatment.

  • This Framework is intended to improve understanding of the nature and purpose of the work of Anglican Prison Chaplains both within HMPPS and within the Church of England and the Church in Wales.