It has recently been highlighted by the chief inspector of the probation service that many of those on probation who suffer with drug...

Written by Holly Campion, an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Service Delivery Manager, specialising in mental health and wellbeing....

By Holly Campion Local politicians in Scotland have recently discussed the possibility of decriminalising the possession of Class A drugs...

Here at Offploy, we’re known for our unwavering commitment to helping to find sustainable employment for those with criminal convictions...

By Madii Hussain, (UK) Biologist Interviewee: Bridget Thurn (AUS) BForSc in Applied Chemistry BSc (Hons) in Applied Chemistry Expertise:...

After weeks of anticipation at Offploy HQ, we’re delighted to announce that the team has been shortlisted for the ‘People and Purpose’...

Over 65,000 people supervised by the National Probation Service are set to receive Education, Training and Employment (ETE) support under...

Offploy’s share of the £18.7m National Lottery Community Fund – of which UnLtd has distributed £6.3m – has enabled us to triple our...

“One thing I learned in prison was gratitude.” Jacob Hill. We know we don’t look a day over four-years-old, but June marks Offploy’s...

We’re delighted to share the news that we’re set to continue our work with the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) and will be helping...

Interviewer: Madii Hussain (UK), Biologist Studies at Birmingham City University Interviewee: Chinyere Williams (USA), Forensic...

By David Heathcote A third of businesses say they are unable to address skills gaps in their workforce, according to the Chartered...

Jacob shares thanks for the five years of support since his release from prison.

With levels of youth unemployment at their highest since 2016, the Offploy team is urging businesses to make the most of...

Offploy is to begin working with Remedi to support our candidates to make amends for their crimes whilst searching for employment. We...

By Madii Hussain The emerging field of neurocriminology is packaged with the generation of important moral and ethical questions. The...

“There is always more that needs to be done to make the case for the positive benefits of employing ex-offenders.” – Rt Hon David Gauke...

By David Heathcote In this blog I offer Christmas as a time of renewal and opportunity for all, including people with convictions, to be...

By Holly Campion What are they? A victim impact statement (VIS) is a written or oral statement made as part of court proceedings. It...

At Offploy we are always striving to be the best and most inclusive we can be, both with our candidates and as an employer. When we heard...