The prison has a Listener scheme overseen by the Samaritans which operates to support offenders needing to talk to a peer. There is a daily “drop in” which includes resettlement and housing assistance, Citizen advice bureau, financial and debt management advice, Job Centre Plus and Alcoholics Anonymous.
Offending Behaviour Programmes
HMP Bure delivers a number programmes specifically run to meet the needs of the establishment’s sex offender population. These programmes are currently
- CORE Sex Offender Treatment Programme (SOTP) and the Extended SOTP.
- ‘Healthy Sex Programme’ (HSP).
- High Intensity SOTP, which is a new programme and runs alongside the Core SOTP
- The Thinking Skills Programme (TSP) is also available for prisoners.
These programmes are all run by HMPPS East of England Psychological Services.
Medical Facilities
The medical facilities are provided by the NHS, and include Addenbrookes Hospital Cromer and District Hospital, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, James Paget Hospital and Horizon Health
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Listener scheme at HMP Bure?
Yes, the prison has a Listener scheme overseen by the Samaritans, offering peer support to prisoners.
What help is available with housing, benefits or debt?
There is a daily ‘drop in’ service covering resettlement and housing, Citizens Advice Bureau, financial and debt advice, Job Centre Plus, and Alcoholics Anonymous.
What offending behaviour programmes run at HMP Bure?
The prison runs several accredited programmes, including CORE SOTP, Extended SOTP, the Healthy Sex Programme, High Intensity SOTP and the Thinking Skills Programme.
How is healthcare provided at HMP Bure?
Medical facilities are provided by the NHS, with links to Addenbrooke’s, Cromer & District Hospital, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and James Paget Hospital, alongside Horizon Health.