The launch of the new Transforming Rehabilitation contracts in April 2015 saw some of the biggest changes to services for offenders in a generation, with consortiums of private and voluntary sector providers giving packages of support from prison into the community and delivering these services to offenders with sentences of less than a year.
Will these new structures and interventions improve outcomes for black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) offenders who experience some of the poorest outcomes across the offender population?