Unseen Victims CIC Responds to HM Inspectorate of Prisons’ Annual Report 2025-26: Families Are the Hidden Workforce of Rehabilitation.
Having supported thousands of individuals through every stage of the criminal justice journey, Unseen Victims CIC believes that families supported through shared LIVED EXPERIANCE are one of the most powerful, yet least recognised, resources available to reduce future reoffending … HM Inspectorate of Prisons’ Annual Report paints a concerning picture of the challenges facing rehabilitation […]
Open Letter to Abertay University – Response to the Outcome of the JIMS Lecture Investigation.
Dear Principal and Vice-Chancellor, I am writing to you in my capacity as the founder of Unseen Victims CIC, an organisation that supports in part, individuals and families affected by sexual harm, coercion, and complex victim dynamics. I am contacting you following the recent investigation into the lecture involving an external speaker affiliated with Justice […]
Unseen Victims Response to HMIP: Ensuring Safety, Wellbeing and Hope Begins with Families Report, March, 2026.
Unseen Victims CIC welcomes the focus of HM Inspectorate of Prisons’ report “Safety, Wellbeing and Hope: The Untapped Potential of Family Contact in Prisons.” We fully support the recognition that families play a vital role in improving outcomes for individuals within the justice system. However, we believe there is a critical gap that must be […]