Justice podcast series

In this episode, Carrie, Director of Justice Services at Ingeus, discusses her journey into justice services and her career progression to her current role. She also highlights how the Ingeus Academy supports individuals with lived experience. 

In this episode, Jahzeal shares his personal journey, detailing his experiences with the criminal justice system. He discusses his rehabilitation journey and his transition into a role as a personal wellbeing mentor at Ingeus. 

In this episode, Chris reflects on his experiences in the justice system at the age of 53. He explains how his journey as a Peer Mentor at Ingeus and personal wellbeing sessions was pivotal in transforming his life.

In this episode, Leonie discusses the events leading up to her imprisonment, the challenges she faced, and how she overcame her addictions. She shares her struggles after leaving prison and shares her journey in becoming a Personal Wellbeing Advisor at Ingeus. 

In this episode, Stuart shares his rehabilitation journey through the criminal justice system. Since joining Ingeus as a Peer Mentor, he has been promoted multiple times and now serves as both a Personal Wellbeing Advisor and a Finance Benefit and Debt Advisor. 

In this episode, Jules talks to Kirsty, who had a tough childhood and was exposed to drugs and violence from an early age. While spending time in prison, she has found a path to recovery and now helps others coming out of prison to do the same.  

In this episode, Jules chats to Michelle. She is a huge advocate for people with lived experience of prison. Following her past experience with trauma and addiction, she now does everything she can to help people make the changes necessary to improve their lives. 

In this episode, Jules talks to Kirsty on her role in making prisons more supportive places for people with autism. Kirsty has an autism diagnosis and is using her voice to make changes in the criminal justice system after spending time in prison herself.