RISE Summer Social
The rain stayed away whilst staff met for their summer social in Regents Park.
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The rain stayed away whilst staff met for their summer social in Regents Park.
Read moreRISE joined The Bridge Sports Day competing in races and a tug-of-war! We can’t wait for next year.
Read moreRISE welcomed members from the Home Office (VAWG Leads), Respect, and Drive as well as Jess Asato, the Chair of the APPG: Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse to highlight some of our perpetrator interventions.
Read moreElaine Knibbs spoke at the National Fraud Workshop in Derby, hosted by City of London Police National Coordinators Office.
Read moreOur CEO, Kuljit Sandhu was awarded the Humanitarian Services Award from the UPF and Duchess of Lamberton.
Read moreWe led a session at West London College to teaching staff around how to deal with challenging behaviours in school environments.
Read moreRISE was started 10 years after spinning out of Probation. We celebrated at the Wellcome Collection with guest speakers, shareholders, and staff reflecting on the past decade.
Read moreWe are partnered with the Drive project which is delivered to high-risk, high-harm people who have caused harm.
Read moreWe take a look at the safety of women and girls in the wake of #MeToo and the risk of sexual harassment and assault.
Read moreOur core focus is behaviour change for people causing harm so we look at the effectiveness of change.
Read moreCEO, Kuljit Sandhu has been published in ‘How to Change the World – The Essential Guide for Social Sector Leaders’.
Read moreElaine and Molly have a published essay in a new book titled “Life Beyond Crime: What do those at risk of offending, prisoners and ex-offenders need to learn?’ by Lemos and Crane.
Read moreWe take a look at the Safe Relationships programme, an intervention for males who have caused harm in their intimate relationships.
Read moreKelly Rust, Director of Operations, shadows one of our practitioners on the Building Better Relationships course.
Read moreWe meet a previous service user on the Building Better Relationships programme who has transformed his life.
Read moreOne of our core tools in our interventions is motivational interviewing.
Read moreThe Police Foundation evaluated the Chance to Change deferred prosecution scheme for young adults aged 18-24 in Avon Somerset, focusing on its effectiveness in diverting them from the criminal justice system and addressing their specific needs.
Read moreThis evaluation of the Culturally Integrated Family Approach to Domestic Abuse (CIFA) was commissioned by the London Borough of Barnet, working in partnership with RISE Mutual CIC as designer and provider of CIFA, and funded by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) and the Home Office.
Read moreRISE provides a one-to-one trauma-informed, early intervention support to children and young people aged 11-24 impacted by domestic abuse called Bambu, which was evaluated by Cordis Bright.
Read moreThe Tri-force Area Conditional Caution Pilot Evaluation led by Avon & Somerset, Hampshire & Isle of Wight, and West Midlands Police led an evaluation into the effectiveness of Out of Court solutions to Hate Crime in England and Wales.
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