57:Fourteen equips local churches to welcome people leaving the criminal justice system, and walks alongside them so they can rebuild their lives and grow in faith.
We support the rehabilitation and resettlement of people in or at risk of the criminal justice system, of any faith or none. We want lasting change in people’s lives, not just relief from today’s problems.
Release can be a lonely and uncertain time. Through mentoring, pastoral care and local faith communities, we offer people a safe place to belong and a network to help them start again, with stigma and isolation reduced along the way.
We work alongside prisons, agencies and churches already serving the community. Together with strong safeguarding measures, we achieve the best outcomes for the people we support and for a safer society.
57:Fourteen works with prisoners and ex-offenders through Christian mentoring, practical support and lasting community connection. In prison, we run courses such as Alpha and offer mentoring and pastoral care. On release, we help people settle back into life outside and stay away from reoffending, with the support of a local church community.