Annex
EXAMPLES OF BUTLER TRUST AWARD WINNERS WHOSE
WORK IS EQUALLY RELEVANT TO NON-CUSTODIAL SITUATIONS
1997-98
Terency Ayling HMYOI Dover
Christopher Smallwoods HMYOI Hydebank Wood,
Belfast
— Weight-lifting
as a method of dispelling and controlling anger and increasing
self-respect. Relevance of personal experience.
Keith Latimer HMP Full Sutton
— Braille units
as a much-needed facility which can be provided on a sessional
basis after relatively short training (Also Robert Gibson HMP
Gartree 1996-97).
Peter Maule HMYOI Onley
— Effect on young
offenders of good personal relationships and interaction with
nature.
Mike McClean HMP Polmont
— Effect on young
offenders of involvement in practical projects, particularly if
vehicle-related.
Susan Parkin HMP Drake Hall
— Use of aerobics
to increase self-respect and provide self-sufficient source of
employment.
1996-97
Susan Morrison/Rosemary Dickinson HMP Styal
Relevance of teleworking
skills to offenders with inadequate social skills and few employment
prospects.
Anita Wright—Staff Nurse/Sheila Steventon—Teacher
HMYOI and RC Brinsford
— Two week parentcraft
course for young male offenders increasing self-respect and perhaps
helping to break the cycle of offending.
Cathy Flaxman—Throughcare Manager/Michael
Sheath—Probation Officer HMP Blakenhurst
— The effect on
the behaviour of men who have been abused as children of recognising
and addressing such abuse. (In cooperation with NSPCC).
1996-97
William McGibbon—Volunteer HMP Glenochil
— Effectiveness
of ex-offender in developing behavioural programme training officers
and interacting with offenders to change behaviour.
Gordon Todd—Education Co-ordinator/Susan
Turner—Education Officer HMP Nottingham
Involvement of offenders in providing enhanced
social facilities for disabled young people.
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