1. A MEGAN Project

2. “Being with displaced communities, listening and acting through our common humanity to create and nurture reconciliation, human rights and social justice”.

3.  Working with London Probation since 2001  Advice and casework for foreign national offenders in prison and in the community  Design and pilot of Tracks toolkit for resettlement of foreign national prisoners – now rolling out nationally.

5.  Mentoring for FNOs on probation  Referrals being taken from 3 London boroughs  At least 6 months left on license

6.  25 mentors recruited  65 mentees referred - 24 control group - 41 treatment group  25 mentoring relationships supported  Achieved Mentoring and Befriending Trust quality standard

7.  No direct contact with client group – reliant on referrals  Probation services in UK undergoing major structural change  Attrition rate among mentees  Mentors becoming discouraged

8.  Number and quality of mentors  Wrap around advice support  Quality of mentoring relationships  Positive outcomes for mentees and mentors

9.  Mr A – overstayer from Ghana, wife and two children, heavily in debt, ongoing immigration case  Helped client liaise with solicitor, referral to foodbank, charitable grants.  Mr A gained Leave to Remain  Helped write a CV, apply for jobs  Mr A got a job

10.  Further funding secured till end of March 2015  Continue to evaluate effectiveness  Seek further funding for wrap around advice and other support