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| Published date | 01 December 2017 |
| Date | 01 December 2017 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1177/0264550517740996 |
| Subject Matter | Resources |
Resources
Resources
Hidden disabilities: Factsheets
Napo have produced a number of fact sheets on hidden or invisible disabilities.
These are conditions that individuals can suffer from but are not overt, and so they
can often go unrecognized or acknowledged. Conditions like depression, chronic
pain or autism are examples. The factsheets on Napo’s website cover: Crohn’s
disease, lupus, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, dyspraxia, fibromyalgia syndrome and
general information about hidden disabilities. The factsheets explain the conditions,
including symptoms and treatment. Links to support services are also provided.
Available at: https://www.napo.org.uk/napos-hidden-disabilities-week-2nd-6th-
october-2017
Ethnicity facts and figures
The government have developed a website providing information about the differ-
ent experiences of people from different ethnic backgrounds. It pulls together the
information gathered by the government into one place and is available to the
public. The areas covered include: crime, justice and the law; housing; health;
education and training; work, pay and benefits; and culture and community. The
crime, justice and law section covers policing, crimes, courts, sentencing, prisons
and custody. Available at: https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/
CREDOS – Collaboration of researchers for the effective
development of offender supervision
CREDOS is an international network of researchers, and policy and practice part-
ners in research, who share a common interest in the effective development
of offender supervision. The CREDOS network is led by Dr Pamela Ugwudike,
Dr Jill Annison and Prof. Chris Trotter. The website of the network includes
details of forthcoming events, resources and publications. Available at: http://
www.credos.online
Rough sleeping: Enforcement and austerity
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies has published a briefing entitled Rough
Sleeping: Enforcement and Austerity by R Grimshaw and M Ford (2017). It explores
the social pathways into homelessness and the impacts of austerity on the rise in the
The Journal of Community and Criminal Justice
Probation Journal
2017, Vol. 64(4) 452–453
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