Here are some 'firsts' from our participants.

Many of our young people have gaps in their knowledge, but how do you know what you don't know?

"I don't know what I would have done without." Not just a polite comment from Ben to his mentor, but the result of a trusted relationship.

Money-motivated Adam struggled after leaving prison with the old temptations - but In2Out was there.

Luke needs a bank account. How difficult can it be?

Many In2Out participants can't stand to be looked at. It's challenging when someone looks directly at you - they are giving you their...

With a falling number of young people in prison, those who are serving a prison sentence are there due to the seriousness of their crimes...

“I feel like it is so easy to end up in debt. It’s like people want you to be in debt..." Our participants share their struggles with money.

Despite disrupted education inside and 'on the out', In2Out's Life Skills Challenge continues to help prepare young people leaving custody.

Mental Health can have a significant impact on reoffending as it affects the ability to cope with life ‘on the out’.

Young people making the transition from prison back into the world ‘just get on with things.’ Really?

In2Out mentors help young people leaving custody deal with the challenge surrounding finding a job. Find out how…