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Academic Insights - Trauma-Informed Practice
A 2020 report summarising the evidence base around trauma and adverse childhood experiences in the lives of people who have committed offences.
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Academic Insights - Contextual Safeguarding
A report on how contextual safeguarding has changed the response of child protection systems to children at risk of significant harm in extra-familial settings and relationships.
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Academic Insights - County Lines
A report on how county lines operations have developed and evolved over recent years.
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Families of Prisoners: A Review of the Evidence
A summary of research into the needs and experiences of children and families of prisoners and the impact of imprisonment on family relationships etc
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A review on the importance of family relationships
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Reducing Reoffending: Supporting Families, Creating Better Futures
A Framework for improving the local delivery of support for families of offenders
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This report maps the provision of safer custody telephone lines across the prison estate
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Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic offenders' experiences of resettlement
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Life in Prison: Contact with Families and Friends
The importance of prisoners maintaining relationships with the outside world
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The Effectiveness of Rehabilitative Services for BAME people
A rapid evidence assessment
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Minority Ethnic Prisoners' Experience of Rehabilitation and Release Planning
A thematic review
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The index of multiple deprivation in 2019
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Deprivation in Birmingham 2019.
An analysis of the 2019 indices of deprivation in Birmingham
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Statistics on Ladywood Profile
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Barnardo's Briefing for the Education Select Committee
The impact of Covid-19 on children and young people's mental health
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Equality and Health Inequalities Pack - December 2018
This pack contains a range of case studies on interventions that can be used to help promote equality and reduce health inequalities.
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Birmingham Health Profile 2019
This profile is one of a series of reports containing demographics and data relating to the health and wellbeing of the citizens of Birmingham at a local area level.
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Case Study: Birmingham Social and Emotional Mental Health Pathfinder
A systems-change approach to supporting social and emotional mental health in Birmingham schools
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Birmingham Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing Local Transformation Plan 2018
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Mental Health in the West Midlands Combined Authority
A report by University of Birmingham.
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Prison Reform Trust - Why Focusing on Reducing Women's Imprisonment?
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Preventing the Deaths of Women in Prison
A working paper showing the initial results of a rapid information gathering exercise by the Independent Advisory Panel on deaths in custody.
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The different experiences of women from minority ethnic groups in the criminal justice system in England and Wales, mainly in comparison to white British women.
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Report on an Unannounced Inspection of HMP Birmingham
A report on an unannounced inspection of HMP Birmingham from 30th July-9th August 2018.
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HM Chief Inspector of Prisons for England and Wales Annual Report 2018-2019
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Birmingham Prison: The Transition from Public to Private Sector
A 3 year quality of life study at HMP Birmingham following its transition from public to private sector in 2011
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Annual Report of the Independent Monitoring Board at HMP Birmingham
This report presents the observations and opinions of the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) at HMP Birmingham for the period July 2017 to June 2018.
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Himaya Haven Annual Report - Who Cares - You Care
Our second report with a statement of accounts covering years 2018-2020
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Unlocking the Evidence: Suicide in Prisons 2019
Samaritans prisons data report on suicide.
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The Mental Health Needs of Gang Affiliated Young People
A briefing produced as part of the Ending Gang and Youth Violence programme.
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The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Your child and gangs - tips for parents
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Parental Rights of Prisoners Dec 2017
A report by House of Commons Library on the parental responsibility of prisoners.
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Youth Resettlement - Final Report into Work in the Community Oct 2019
A thematic inspection by HM Inspectorate of Probation and HM Inspectorate of Prisons
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The Disabilities Trust - Brain Injury Report
Tips and tricks for adults after brain injury
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Young Minds - Addressing Adversity Report
Prioritising adversity and trauma-informed care for children and young people in England.
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Feedback and recommendations on commissioning services for probation.
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Information on the impact of imprisoned fathers
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Muslim Women's Network Helpline Report 2018
A review of MWNUK's Helpline 2018
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Commissioning Safe and Effective Restorative Justice Services
A report of five regional workshops
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Supporting Children with a Parent in Prison
A review of the London Prisons Visiting Service: 2014
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Trapped in the Matrix - Secrecy, Stigma and Bias in the Met's Gangs Database
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Home Truths: Housing for Women in the Criminal Justice System
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HM Probation is the independent inspector of youth offending and probation services in England and Wales. They report on the effectiveness of work with adults and children who have offended.
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Foreign national women and trafficked women in the criminal justice system
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House of Commons Justice Committee - Young Adults in the Criminal Justice System
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Programmes for Black and Asian Offenders on Probation: Lessons for Developing Practice
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Young People, Violence and Knives - Revisiting the Evidence and Policy Discussions
A report that highlights the progress of different strategic approaches to violence and what we can discern about their prevention mechanisms and effects.
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Himaya Haven Silent Victims on the Outside Report
A report highlighting the effect on the 'silent victims' left on the outside when a loved one is taken into prison, as well as the work Himaya Haven has conducted over their first year.
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Himaya Haven CIC has been added to The Waiting Room Directory in the "Criminal Justice" and "Supporting Families" Section.
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Working Together: Prison Service Engagement with the Voluntary, Faith and Community Sector in London
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Returning to it's Roots? A New Role for the Third Sector in Probation
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Programmes for Black and Asian Offenders on Probation: Lessons for Developing Practice
Reports