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News:

30th July 2010

Offenders are offered a helping hand to find a job to reduce
the risk of them reoffending

 

King Alfreds' Statue Winchester

Welcome to the Hampshire Probation Trust Website

Map of England & Wales showing the location of HampshireWant to find out how the Hampshire Probation Trust (HPT) is working for you?

We are one of the 35 Trusts that make up the Probation Service in England and Wales, and the stated aims of the service nationally are:

  • The protection of the public
  • A reduction in re-offending
  • The proper punishment of offenders
  • Ensuring offender awareness of the effects of crime on the victims of crime and the public
  • The rehabilitation of offenders

Many people convicted of offences in England and Wales serve their sentences in the community and the Probation Service has a statutory obligation to supervise these offenders and ensure they complete their punishment within the timescales set by the courts.  We also supervise offenders on release from prison to achieve their effective resettlement into the community

 

Hampshire Probation Trust serves a population of about 1.7 million and we supervise in the region of 6,800 offenders each year.

 

HPT has approximately 700 staff based in over 30 offices, the Courts, Approved Premises (Hostels) and 5 prisons, and spends about £22 million a year to carry out its work

 

Hampshire staff are committed to working with offenders and all our partners from all backgrounds in a non discriminatory way.

Interactive on-line virtual sentencing experienceJudge For Yourself is an innovative on-line programme in which members of the public can decide what they think is the most suitable sentence for virtual offenders.

Strong community sentences are both an effective punishment and a means of reform and this tool can show the public what actually happened in these real life cases and demonstrate the benefits of different sentences for individual offenders.

Judge For Yourself - Ministry of Justice news release July 2008

 

 

 

 

 

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