Through our work we are:​

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• Working with 83 ex-prisoners and 70 trained volunteer mentors each month  

• Mentees we work with have a reoffending rate of just 2.4%, a 95.6% reduction compared to the national average

• Running four community support Hubs

• Helping a local businessman deliver a MBA Empowerment course in HMP Bristol

• Enabling and supporting churches to be able to help people with criminal convictions

• Supporting new rehabilitative projects being developed by churches and the local community

• Running an annual Christmas gift project giving nearly 1,500 prisoners a bag of Christmas presents

• Delivering a Constructive Masculinity course (exploring constructive masculinity) in HMP Bristol and in the community

• Holding events linking the churches with our partner charities

• Aiding partnership working between our partner charities and beyond

• Openly sharing what with leaders in other parts of the country

• Hosting a Bristol City-Wide Partnership with representatives from organisations working with people in prison and post-release. Chaired by Sixty-One, the group includes senior representatives from local authorities, government, voluntary, and private businesses. Its aim is to establish a joined up approach supporting prison-leavers in the three key areas to enable desistance (accommodation, employment and mentoring).