01059nam a2200145   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000580005533006600011346100620077360600290083570000200086470100190088485200100090317552  a20010417u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aBack to the futureehousing and support for offenders  aThe Probation Service has an established tradition of identifying and meeting the housing and related support needs of offenders. However, under the Government's Supporting People initiative and the changes proposed in the Housing Green Paper, current arrangements will change dramatically. Ensuring these changes do not disadvantage offenders will be a complex task not made easier by the News of the World's campaign to name child sex offenders. Here, Diane Barkley and Steve Collett argue that offenders can gain considerably from the future shape of housing services providing that both practitioners and managers engage fully in the new arrangements.  vV.47,n.4dDec. 2000pp.235-242tProbation JournalcLondon  aSupervisão  What works  aBARKLEYbDiane   aCOLLETTbSteve  jP.105