Oswin Project has a vacancies for new trustees, preferably with business and/or fundraising experience.
The key belief underlying Oswin Project’s operations is that everybody deserves a second chance and that a spell in prison ought not to blight life chances for all time.
Oswin Project is the North East’s charity for creating work opportunities for prisoners and ex-offenders. Having secured further funding to support the expansion of their work with ex-offenders,
Café 16 re- opened after a robust risk assessment and Covid secure measures being put in place on Thursday 14th May as a pre – order and take away service.
My story
Rosabel and I have gone mad in lockdown and decided to kayak 21 miles from Dungeness to Boulogne! We’re training in Hastings throughout July and planning to make the crossing in the last week of July!
We are very much open for business, albeit working from home to protect our team, partners, and Oswinners.
It was very exciting to see Café 16 (our Café and bakery for staff and their visitors in HMP Northumberland) open and doing a brisk trade before the current restrictions came into force.
Oswin Project has been awarded £125,000 by the National Lottery Community Fund over a two year period to help offenders obtain training and work.
We remain at work!
The team. To protect everyone and help the NHS we have heeded the call to work from home. We are keeping in close touch with those we work with and are supporting them in any way we can.
Oswin Project has been shortlisted for the North East Charity Awards 2019. It is one of three finalists for the award of Small Charity Of The Year.
After two years of negotiation, the contract has been signed for Oswin Project’s training cafe at HMP Northumberland. Site clearance has already taken place,
