Debt Advice and Financial Capability. Best Practice for Working with People in the Criminal Justice System

Hosted by Richard Machin, Nottingham Trent University.

This online event, based on the 'Developing Academic Policy Engagement' (DAPE), match funded project by the MoJ and Nottingham Trent University explores:

• best practice for policy makers and professionals working in criminal justice and social welfare

• the experiences of people with an offending history who have debt problems

• highlights the complexities of working with people in the criminal justice system

• identifies the most common types of debt accrued, and

• discusses some of the key themes and challenges when working in this area

Attendees will gain an increased knowledge of the complex links between debt and offending, and through a case study reflect on best practice to inform their own work.

This will be of particular interest to professionals and policy makers working with people affected by debt.

This event is open to staff who work in the Criminal Justice System only.  Please register with your work email address.  You will be asked to confirm your role and organisation at checkout.  We may need to ask you to provide additional verification.

This is an online event, taking place on.  Please check in advance that you can access this platform.  You may be required to use a personal device.

The event link will be included in the confirmation email and will not be sent out separately so please keep this safe and to your calendar.