183:– a set of arrangements to manage the risk posed by the most serious sexual and violent offenders. A statutory requirement, they bring together the Police, Probation and Prison Services in Humberside into what is known as the MAPPA responsible authority. A number of agencies are under a duty to co-operate with the responsible authority. These include: Local Authority social services, Primary Care Trusts and strategic health authorities, Youth Offending Teams, local housing authorities, registered social landlords, local education authorities, Jobcentre Plus, and electronic monitoring providers. Following the closure of the Trust, Humberside, Lincolnshire & North Yorkshire Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd and the new National Probation Service continue to cooperate with MAPPA.
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being reduced, would in most cases transfer to category 'C' training prisons before release where they would receive resettlement support to help them return to the community without reoffending. As part of preparing for release, prisoners would learn new skills, complete educational courses, and complete offending behaviour programmes. Prisoners which are serving Life sentences may not ever be released.
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Humberside Probation Trust was: “To make the diverse communities safer by working with others to reduce re-offending, protect the public and support the victims of crime”. It was responsible for the delivery of reports about offenders to the courts and the supervision of
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