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The Ex-Offender Guidance Panel brings together individuals with a track record of success within the criminal and youth justice system, the community support sector and within the private and public sectors. The panel will bring their various expertise, talent and contacts to support the development of Mosaic’s ex-offender work. Membership is by invitation only and provides an opportunity to add significant value to Mosaic’s programmes, under the overall direction of the Mosaic Board.

The Guidance Panel has been established to achieve the following:

Establish systems and processes for a mentoring programme that ensure high impact for beneficiaries
Establish high-quality mentoring resources for Mosaic volunteers, that will have credibility within the criminal justice system
Support our progression towards being externally recognised and accredited for our mentoring programmes
Ensure Mosaic’s position as a creditable provider of valuable rehabilitative services to secure establishments

The key initial focus for the panel will be to support the implementation of Mosaic’s expansion strategy for financial year 2011/12.

The role of the Guidance Panel is:

To provide strategic support to Mosaic to ensure its mentoring programmes (processes and content) are fit for purpose, high quality and high impact
To review and revise the resources necessary to deliver the range of mentoring programmes and interventions provided by Mosaic
To provide a forum through which Mosaic can provide quality assurance and a continuous improvement framework for its work and approach
To develop approaches by which Mosaic can strengthen its position within its target prisons and enhance its criminal justice credibility

Members of the Panel include:

Akeela Ahmed – Chief Executive, Muslim Youth Helpline
Chris Blackwell – Chief Operating Officer, Ingeus
Claire Sims - Communications Director: Electronic Monitoring, G4S Care & Justice Services
Jalil Rahman - Licensing Executive, LOCOG
Sarah Tranter - Pastoral Care and Faith Alliance Manager, HMP/YOI Rochester
Shaffiq Din – Co-ordinating chaplain and Imam, HMP/YOI Rochester
Simon Cornwall - Senior Probation Officer, Central Extremism Unit
Tony Cox – Community Engagement, Metropolitan Police
Vicky O’Dea – Operations Director, Serco
Waheed Saleem – Trustee, Nacro

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