Avances en Temas Correccionales - Edicion #4 - Innovaciones a nivel del sistema en la prestación de servicios correccionales (ACJ4-A003)

Artículo 3: Innovaciones en la rehabilitación en la comunidad El desistimiento a través (ACJ4-A003)

Abstract

En este artículo, describimos las etapas tempranas de un proyecto innovador desde el punto de vista social para desarrollar e implementar un enfoque personalizado respecto de la rehabilitación de los infractores del sector de probation en Inglaterra, recurriendo al concepto de “desistimiento”. La Unidad de Investigaciones y Evaluación de Políticas de la Universidad Metropolitana de Mánchester estuvo trabajando en colaboración con Interserve Ltd para desarrollar y evaluar un modelo de rehabilitación personalizada de infractores en cinco de las veintiún Empresas encargadas de la rehabilitación en la comunidad (CRC, por sus siglas en inglés) que ofrecen servicios de probation en Inglaterra y Gales. Hemos identificado los aprendizajes de la personalización en el sector de asistencia social del Reino Unido y los empleamos para elaborar un proyecto piloto específico.

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Authors

Chris Fox

Professor of Evaluation, Governor, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom

Chris Fox is Professor of Evaluation at Manchester Metropolitan University and a Governor of the University. He leads the Policy Evaluation and Research Unit (www.mmuperu.co.uk). Chris’s work cuts across a number of policy areas including crime and criminal justice and social policy innovation. He has led numerous evaluations in the criminal justice system and he is currently leading large, longterm research and evaluation programmes on reducing re-offending (working in partnership with Interserve PLC) and offender learning (working in partnership with Novus). Chris has been widely published and his most recent book Justice Reinvestment: Can the Criminal Justice System Deliver More for Less (co-authors: Kevin Albertson and Kevin Wong) was published in 2013 by Routledge.

Caroline Marsh

Independent Consultant, United Kingdom

Caroline Marsh is an independent consultant specialising in strategic advisory services to
organisations specialising in ‘people services’ - adult social care, public health, children’s services,
and justice. She has significant director experience of leading and improving large-scale operations
in welfare, care and justice services and strategic commissioning. Previously she was Director of
Offender Management with the Ministry of Justice, managing prisons and probation in the North
West of England and Director of Adult Social Care at Manchester City Council. She has a track record
of achievements including design and implementation of major service transformation and complex
multi-agency projects. Caroline has co-authored several papers with Professor Chris Fox on the
subject of personalisation in criminal justice.

Kim Thornden-Edwards

Director of Rehabilitation and Professional Practice, Interserve Justice

Kim Thornden-Edwards has over 20 years’ operational experience delivering probation services across Kent, Cheshire & Greater Manchester, starting as a Probation Officer and progressing to Head of Operations. Over the course of her career she has been responsible for a wide range of services, including the delivery of accredited programmes and community payback, as well as leading large multi-disciplinary local delivery teams. She also has extensive senior management experience of managing performance, inspection and business change. Kim is currently the Director of Rehabilitation and Professional Practice for Interserve Justice, and is responsible for the transformation, of operational delivery across the Purple Future’s Community Rehabilitation Companies; driving quality, excellence and innovation across all aspects of operational practice. Kim is also Chief Executive Officer for Hampshire and Isle of Wight CRC.

Avances en Temas Correccionales - Edicion #4 - Innovaciones a nivel del sistema en la prestación de servicios correccionales (ACJ4-A003)

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