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We’re hiring! Join Team Shelter and use your skills to make a real difference. Shelter helps millions of people every year struggling with bad housing or homelessness – and we campaign to prevent it in the first place. We can’t do this alone – we need your help. We’re always on the look-out to hire passionate and dedicated people with expert knowledge, experience and talent to help us achieve our vision of a safe, secure and affordable home for everyone. We offer a huge range of roles across the organisation and throughout the UK, so whatever you do, wherever you are, you can join us and make our vision a reality. HELP AND ADVICE Shelter provides free, confidential advice to people with all kinds of housing problems. Face-to-face, over the phone and online, we’re committed to giving expert advice and support, tailored to the individual. FIGHTING FOR CHANGE Shelter tackles the root causes of the housing crisis by challenging the people in power to make our vision of a home for everyone a reality. We lobby the government and local authorities for new laws and policies, and more investment, to improve the lives of homeless and badly housed people. Our influential campaigns bring the reality of the housing crisis to the attention of the media and the public, who help us fight for solutions. INFORMING PROFESSIONALS As the UK’s leading housing and homelessness charity, we develop practical solutions to address the housing crisis. We also work with the housing sector to promote good practice, publish reports, and deliver professional training. Watch and see how, no matter what you do at Shelter, you make a difference: https://youtu.be/IXHKfUD3_j4 If you’re interested in working with us, click on our LinkedIn 'careers' tab for some of our latest vacancies and visit our website to find the full range of job opportunities available: http://england.shelter.org.uk/jobs

The Prison Reform Trust (PRT) is an independent UK charity working to create a just, humane and effective penal system. We were founded in 1981 to inform and influence public debate on prison conditions and the treatment of prisoners, amidst concerns about a projected prison population of 48,000 by 1984. The charity remains as important to civic society today as it was then. PRT's main objectives are: 1.reducing unnecessary imprisonment and promoting community solutions to crime 2.improving treatment and conditions for prisoners and their families 3.promoting equality and human rights in the justice system. We do this by inquiring into the workings of the system; informing prisoners, staff and the wider public; and by influencing Parliament, government and officials towards reform. While often working alongside the prison service to effect reform and maintaining close links with departments including the Ministry of Justice, Treasury, Home Office, Cabinet Office, Department of Health and Department of Children, Schools and Families, to retain its independence PRT does not seek or accept government funding. The structure and rigour of programmes are agreed with those trusts and foundations that generously fund the work. PRT has a strong track record of effecting change in policy and practice.

OUR VISION We seek to build a justice system which all of its citizens believe is fair and effective. OUR MISSION The Centre champions practice innovation and evidence-led policy reform in the UK’s justice systems.