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This section provides information on a range of organisations that work within the world of Criminal Justice. You can click on the links below for more information on the services they offer.

Action for Prisoners' Families
Catch22
Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (CCJS)
Centre for Mental Health
Citizens Advice
Criminal Justice Alliance
Department of Health
Department of Justice Northern Ireland
EmailaPrisoner
Homeless Link
Irish Penal Reform Trust
Justice
Leap Confronting Conflict
Living Well Trust
Make Justice Work
Nacro
Niacro
PACT
Partners of Prisoners and Families Support Group
Prisoners Abroad
Prisoners' Advice Service
Prison Reform Trust
Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales
RAPT
Roundabout Ltd
Restorative Justice Council
Sacro
SCCCJ
Scottish Prison Service
Shelter
Skills for Justice
St Giles Trust
The Howard League for Penal Reform
Together for Mental Wellbeing
UNLOCK, The National Association of Reformed Offenders
Victim Support
Women in Prison
Working Chance
Working Links
3SC

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