1. Transforming Rehabilitation Conference December 2013 Gill Arukpe, CEO Penrose

2. Vision: A society in which all vulnerable people have opportunities to change their lives positively for the better Mission: To give each and every vulnerable member of our society the voice, skills and independence to build a brighter future

3. Penrose Penrose provides support and housing for 2,000 people PbR offender contract in Lewisham across the whole IOM pathway Forensic Mental Health residential and floating support services Personality Disorder specialist supported housing from prison Offender supported housing Social Services to retain or gain a home - Luton Hospital Homeless Discharge Penrose Works and PASS

4. New World No new money for housing this client group Harder welfare reform New CJS pathways v Local authority responsibility for homelessness Greater number of offenders by at least 40,000 requiring support Fewer housing options in London and high populated areas More people forced to live where they do not want to or risk homelessness

5. Penrose approach to solving issues Community punishment and rehabilitation - unknown approach to housing influence - the prospective Primes New ways of providing support Greater emphasis of managing expectations whilst in Prison and assessment Supported housing is that – it’s a temporary home Penrose PASS

6. What do we do? Need to raise the issue Need to share ideas Need to work together