Prisoner Reintegration through Entrepreneurship and Psychology - PREP
The PREP programme centres on the design and evaluation of a new integrated approach to an entrepreneurship education program for prisoners. It is an evidence-based approach for reducing the recidivism rate among prisoners. Given that most entrepreneurial ideas fail, a program that solely focuses on business aspects is not enough for achieving positive long-term effects.
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Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Damien Quinn is the founder of Spéire Nua (New Horizon), a project that offers an innovative approach to assisting people who have criminal convictions to access the labour market.
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Seán Kinsella is founder of SK Life Balance. Through his work he helps create a space for healing and stillness, allowing people to connect with themselves in a calm and relaxed environment.
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Siobhán Cafferty works with social enterprises, representative groups and the Department of Justice to develop and implement social enterprise and employment strategies for the Irish criminal justice sector.
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Thursday Sep 12, 2024
Stuart Fraser is CEO of Frontline Bikes, a social enterprise that provides people with a background of addiction, long-term unemployment, or a criminal record with a pathway to recovery and employment, through our training programme in bike mechanics, using donated bikes. The bikes are upcycled and refurbished in our training centre by our team of mechanics and trainees and sold in our bike shop in Inchicore, Dublin and online.
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