The Probation Service in Wales – Third Sector Organisations Could Benefit from Unpaid Work Hours

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Please see below a letter from the Minister for Social Justice, Jane Hutt MS to Ruth Marks, Chief Executive, WCVA regarding challenges being faced by the Probation Service in sourcing sufficient hours for unpaid work as part of a community penalty.

Ruth Marks Letter.pdf

The Probation Service in Wales is keen to engage with third sector organisations who would be interested in benefitting from some of the available Unpaid Work hours, and have set up a functional email box (WalesPS.UPWNominations@justice.gov.uk ) to receive project nominations and other enquiries. For more details, please click the following links.

Wales Community Payback Overview.pdf

Project Supervision.pdf

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