York and North Yorkshire Probation Trust

Governance and Policies

What is an equality impact assessment?

As a public authority the Probation Service has a duty to consider how it does its business in relation to impact on those with protected characteristics.  The aim is to advance equality of outcomes for everyone.  Currently (2010) these duties relate to Disability, Gender and Race and Ethnicity. 

An equality impact assessment is a tool for identifying the potential impact of our policies, services and functions on our service users and staff. 

By carrying out an Equality Impact Assessment, we can ensure that the services that we provide fulfil the requirements of anti-discrimination and equalities legislation.

Equality Impact Assesments offer an opportunity for our staff to think carefully about the impact of our work on others.  They can then take action that will promote equality for all.

On the whole, Impact Assessments make sure that equality is placed at the centre of policy development and review, as well as service delivery.

Impact Assessments

 Corporate Governance
 Information Systems
 Offender Management
 Offenders in Custody
 Policies
 PR and Communications Policy
 Sickness Absence
 Work with Courts
 Work with Offenders

 

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Spring clean for York

York and North Yorkshire Probation Trust’s Community Payback team will be joining forces with City of York Council and local residents next month to carry out a city wide spring clean of York.

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Community Payback Annual Report 2012

Offenders worked over 125,000 hours on Community Payback projects last year worth over £930,000* of free labour to communities in York and North Yorkshire, according to the Probation Trust’s third Community Payback annual report published today.

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Customer Service Excellence Award

The Trust has been awarded the Customer Service Excellence award for its exceptional standard of service to customers following a detailed and demanding assessment in January.

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