We believe in the transformational power of coaching. Which is why we think it should be available to anyone in the justice system.
Our work seeks to achieve change at three levels in our society, to enable real change to happen:
Individual change
We use life coaching to unlock the potential in people caught in the justice system
“Since I got out things have been good. There have been obstacles, but I’ve got through them because I’ve got decent people around me and I’m very comfortable with myself. I’ve got a great full-time job and I’ve already been promoted.”
- Hero’s Journey participant
Institutional change
We use life coaching and systems coaching to help change prison culture, so that rehabilitation is possible
“I developed more confidence in my work, myself and my capabilities. My coach made me realise that I could make a lasting difference to other people and that I had. He made me feel like I could achieve my dreams and goals both personally and professionally.”
- Prison staff coaching recipient
Systemic change
We champion equity and opportunity to help address the systemic issues, so people can move away from crime
“Positive wellbeing in our prisons is the foundation for people to flourish before they get to the gate and go through it.”
- Kenny Imafidon, Being Well Being Equal report foreword