HMP Whatton Families and Significant Others Strategy
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We understand that families and significant others play an important role in supporting a safe, stable, and rehabilitative prison environment.
Evidence shows that prisoners who maintain positive family relationships during their sentence are less likely to reoffend.
Strong family ties can also contribute to improved behaviour, enhanced wellbeing, and better overall order within the establishment.
In addition, maintaining meaningful and constructive relationships while in custody can help reduce anxiety, alleviate the isolation of imprisonment, and reduce frustration - all of which may contribute to a reduction in violence.
Strengthening these relationships also supports prisoners in developing greater accountability for their behaviour and offending, ultimately improving resettlement outcomes and reducing reoffending.
HMP Whatton adopts a whole-prison approach to a rehabilitative culture, underpinned by a commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion.
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