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InHouse Records
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InHouse Records

Reducing Re-Offending

Public Social Designers

UK prisons have become 88% more violent in last 2 years, and we have a re-offending rate that costs UK Government £15Bn per year. InHouse Records is a fully functioning Record Label that operates in Her Majesty’s prisons. Helping prisoners to be trained through a non linear restorative platform; different aspects of the record label with support when they leave prison. InHouse Records operates in 4 UK Prisons, with 100+ people, and has 2 out of prison hubs. We are 300% oversubscribed in every jail, with a waiting list of 6 prisons. We have Reduced Violence in prison; reducing negative behaviour by 36% and increasing positive behaviour by 428%

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Public Social Designers

Brighton, GB
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Public Social Designers

Brighton, GB

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