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19 de ago. de 2021 · The Welcome Directory works with faith communities to address the barriers facing those leaving prison and to help prison leavers with faith to identify welcoming faith communities to support beyond the gates. We want to help communities like yours to welcome prison leavers, the way Christ has welcomed you!
The Welcome Directory has a simple yet powerful vision: “to help faith communities become places where people who leave prison find acceptance. A place to belong that not only nurtures faith but also offers appropriate practical support.”
Activities - how the charity spends its money. To promote the rehabilitation of ex-offenders for the public benefit by working with people from a range of faith communities in the United Kingdom to develop and maintain an infrastructure which supports those leaving prison so that such people are integrated into society to lead law-abiding lives.
Before diving into the Prisons Awareness Course, you may enjoy taking the time to read through our participant workbook.This will offer an overview of the topics ahead, and allow you to reflect upon your preconceived ideas and notions about welcoming prison leavers into your faith community.
10 de nov. de 2016 · The Welcome Directory is creating a nationwide directory of faith communities who have identified themselves as places that will provide a genuine welcome and appropriate support for people leaving prison. The Welcome Directory is a community, a resettlement tool and a movement. In essence it is about connection: Connecting people to ideas.
Change for change is the name of our fundraising campaign aimed at Faith Communities who see themselves as being a part of the Welcome Directory. Our sustainable funding model, to ensure the continued development of this national resource to support change that lasts in people leaving prison is based on four things: The support of registered ...
The Welcome Directory was initially funded by The Free Churches Group which represents 24 free church denominations and the charity retains key links in the form of three nominated trustees. From the beginning, people from a variety of faith traditions have been consulted and had input into the development process, including shaping the three sessions and the board of trustees represent a ...
