Black History Month 2021: Celebrating Black British trailblazers
As part of Black History Month celebrations, we asked one of our most senior officers in the Probation Service to share her personal story.
“People are often at their lowest when we see them in prison. As probation officers, we can help by giving them the tools to change.”
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Probation officers don’t only work in the community – they also play a key role in courts and prisons. Adam tells us how his Professional Qualification in Probation (PQiP) training led to him working at HMP Lincoln, and what his …
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