1. National Offender Management Service Strategic Framework Richard Taylor NOMS Partnerships Unit

2. Hierarchy of needs… Physiological needs (Health, food, sleep) Safety needs (Shelter, removal from harm) Belonging (Love, affection, family, friends) Esteem (Self esteem, valued by others) Self actualisation (Achieving potential)

3. Returning to settled accommodation… 77% offenders supervised by Probation in permanent independent accommodation 83% offenders supervised by Probation in settled accommodation 80% discharged prisoners in settled accommodation

4. Objectives and priorities of accommodation pathway… More offenders maintain their homes Housing related support continues to be available to offenders and those at risk of offending Public Service Agreements and Local Area Agreements help offenders in gaining access to mainstream and supported housing The specific needs of women are built into the commissioning and delivery of housing services Regions and areas continue to build partnerships and co-commissioning ventures

5. RentedCustodyTempCustodyTempSettled Offender Management/Integrated Housing Management Protocols and Arrangements Local Area Agreements

6. Beyond bricks and mortar… Tenancy support programmes Holistic approach Supporting People programme Joined up commissioning

7. National Offender Regional Accommodation Health Drugs Employment/ Skills Children & Family Finance Thinking/ Behaviour

8. Hierarchy of needs… Physiological needs (Health, food, sleep) Safety needs (Shelter, removal from harm) Belonging (Love, affection, family, friends) Esteem (Self esteem, valued by others) Self actualisation (Achieving potential)