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LRPT - A Five Star Service 

LRPT has achieved 5 stars in the Recognised for Excellence programme. The Probation Trust has demonstrated significant performance improvements since its previous application in December 2007 which resulted in a 4 star grade. Recognised for Excellence is part of the EFQM Levels of Excellence programme and is designed for organisations that are well on their way to organisational excellence.

Our primary aims are to protect the public by supervising offenders in the community, and to reduce offending by working with men and women on supervision to enable them to main productive and lawful lifestyles. Every year LRPT supervise around 5,000 cases.

As a leading Probation Trust, we are developing innovative working practices to achieve our aims and protect victims of crime.

LRPT was awarded the contract for the East Midlands to deliver the REACH project, which involves getting out-of-work offenders into employment - getting a job is known to reduce the risk of re-offending in the future. This project is specifically targeting harder to reach groups and is co-financed by the European Social Fund and the National Offender Management Service (NOMS).

Go to Innovative Working to find out more.

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Probation headquarters
2 St John Street, Leicester.
LE1 3WL.
Tel: 0116 251 6008.

Board Member Vacancies - £15.40ph

Board Member vacancies £15.40ph

Leicestershire and Rutland Probation Trust

The future of the National Offender Management Service rests with people like you. People who are passionate about protecting the public, reducing re-offending – and helping ex-offenders back into meaningful roles within their communities.

Of course, in order to do this in an increasingly challenging and complex world, it takes more than just the right motivation. It takes real leadership and strategic insight; strong on people and financial management; with the ability to drive change and enhance performance. It also takes an open mind, a commitment to celebrating diversity and, above all, the integrity and business acumen needed to make profound, results-oriented decisions that can create our future and turn individual offenders around.

If these are skills you possess – and you can offer up to five days a month as a Trust Board Member – applying them here means the opportunity to play a major role in transforming the service and, as a result, making a significant difference to the lives of the people in your community.

Closing date for receipt of applications is Friday, 8 June 2012 at 4pm. A presentation evening for prospective applicants is being held at the Trust’s headquarters in Leicester on Thursday, 31 May 2012 at 6pm.  If you would like to attend the presentation or request an application pack please telephone Sarah Brookes, Board Secretary on 0116 242 3273 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend for interview on 2 July 2012.

Information for applicants can be found here .

Additional information can be found here .

The Ministry of Justice is an equal opportunity organisation and welcomes applications for statutory office holders regardless or ethnic origin, religious belief, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability or any other relevant factor.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 May 2012 08:35
 
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Victim of Crime?

Have you been a victim of crime? Members of our Victim Liaison Team keep victims informed of an offender’s progress in prison and their anticipated release date. We also feature information on the range of services that are available locally for victims of crime including the witness care unit. Read More ... 

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Community Protection

Protecting the community is at the very heart of Probation Service supervision. The Leicestershire and Rutland Probation Trust (LRPT) works in partnership with other criminal justice agencies to manage high risk offenders living in the community, and to target substance abuse that may have led to their offending behaviour. Read More ... 

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Community Payback

Community Payback provides the opportunity for local people to suggest projects of work that men and women on Probation supervision can complete to benefit communities. Read more about Community Payback... 

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Innovative Working

We are renowned for our innovative partnership work. By working with other agencies, Local Authorities, the private and third sectors, LRPT is seeking new ways to be more effective in its supervision and rehabilitation of offenders. Read More ...

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On Probation?

We explain what is involved with your supervision and the different programmes and schemes we run, that can help you get back on track. Your sentence is a punishment, it can also be a chance to change your life for the better. Read More ...

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Last Updated on Saturday, 24 March 2012 14:28
 

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