Volunteers Needed!

Volunteers Needed!

WYCCP are recruiting now for new volunteers! The primary role of volunteer link workers is to work alongside the resettlement and family teams to provide support to men before and after release from prison and to provide support to the families of prisoners in the community.

We recruit volunteers from all walks of life; what they have in common is the desire to help people, a non- judgemental approach, reliability, a willingness to be trained and with some time to give each week.

WYCCP is nearly 18! Help us celebrate by donating to our BIRTHDAY APPEAL!

WYCCP is nearly 18! Help us celebrate by donating to our BIRTHDAY APPEAL!

WYCCP is nearly 18! Help us celebrate by donating to our BIRTHDAY APPEAL!

Supporting WYCCP will help men to stay out of prison. We know that at least 70% of the men we work with will be out of prison a year from release and longer – compared to the HMP Leeds average of just 36% of releases. We have a proven track record in making our communities safer and stronger.

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In the words of our service users...

In the words of our service users...

Feedback from the men who we support is essential and helps us adapt and improve our exceptional service. We met this gentleman while he was still in prison, he has significant health concerns and was facing homelessness on release. Ron and Cat worked closely to provide through the gate support, helping to secure accommodation, assistance with health care and offering ongoing support to access benefits.

As ever at WYCCP our work doesn’t end with one positive outcome, we are here for men for as long as they need our help.

Support our work by donating to champion our special brand of person centred support and help to make our communities safer and stronger: www.wyccp.org.uk/donate-2

Our 2020 achievements: a year of perseverence, hard work and success

Our 2020 achievements: a year of perseverence, hard work and success

We are so pleased to be able to report that, in spite of everything, throughout last year we provided 732 hours of support to 74 men in the community. Our most intensively supported service user received a massive 53 hours of support over the year. We are proud that we achieved 200 positive outcomes: supporting men into accommodation, with benefits and health issues as well as getting them into volunteering and training.