Alongside the usual education and behavioural courses, prisons run a number of other initiatives to help prisoners and, ultimately, society. Restorative Justice courses are a good example – designed to help you recognise the harm your offending has caused, and to work through what you can do to try to repair it. As part of the course you may get the chance to meet victims of crime (though never anyone connected to your own offence) and talk through the impact of offending like yours. These courses aren’t compulsory, but engaging with them genuinely counts in your favour on your prison record.
More in this section:
| Accommodation | Cell Life |
| Getting things done | Phone and letters |
| Meals and Food | Drugs treatment |
| Personal clothing and equipment | Learning to read |