Mentors Course

We run a one day course in the community for recently released graduates of the Challenge to Change programme designed to give them the skills they need to peer mentor potential prolific offenders.

Once they have successfully completed the course in their community graduates of our programme are matched up on a regular basis with the people they know (mentees).

Structure of course:

Offered as a one day course in the community comprising 8 sessions.

Challenging Criminal Behaviour

Overall Aim of Course:

To equip Graduates of the Kainos Challenge to Change Course with skills for mentoring men over 18 exhibiting criminal or some other challenging behaviour.

Secondary Aim:

To sharpen learned skills of Kainos Graduates that enable them contribute to their ongoing effective resettlement.

Contact office for more information

VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITY - Helping others reform

Become a volunteer helping Reduce re-offending in the community.

If you live in the midlands area there is an exciting opportunity to help Kainos Graduates settle  in the local  community and become useful members of society again. This is in itself a challenging but rewarding role for volunteers wishing to:

Give something back

Gain valuable experience in this field,

Be rewarded

Be a part of a new start for ex offenders

Be a part of a great team making a real difference

Jeremy Butler chatting about Kainos in the Community to a visitor at the National Prison Week Stand in the George Shopping Centre in Gratham. With him is S.O. David Dickinson

from HMP Stocken

KAINOS in the COMMUNITY