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NOMS has been restructured to join up prison and probation headquarters as part of the reorganisation of the Ministry of Justice. This website will remain live but will no longer be updated. Up to date information about NOMS can now be found on the Ministry of Justice website.

How we manage offenders

The different strands of work that go into managing offenders

A core NOMS aim is to have the same offender manager working with an offender for the entirety of their sentence.

The new way of working under the Offender Management Model (new window) means prison and probation are working closer together than ever before.

We know that re-offending can be reduced by helping offenders to deal with factors such as homelessness, drug addiction and unemployment. 

We can reduce re-offending by creating opportunities and providing services to offenders. This is done through NOMS' seven reducing re-offending pathways.  

Explore this section for more on how we're managing offenders:

  • End-to-end offender management

    The concept of end-to-end offender management ensures that offenders are offered the best possible opportunity to change their offending behaviour

  • Sentences

    NOMS aims to make sure that anyone convicted of a crime is punished appropriately

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