Our Services

Tailored support, care and advice to help men and women transform their lives.

Langley delivers person-centred, specialist services that enable people with convictions to live crime-free, working with some of the hardest-to-engage individuals within the criminal justice system.

We believe that everyone deserves another chance and with the right support and environment anyone can change.

We work in close partnership with local organisations across the public, private and voluntary sector to ensure the best possible service is delivered to commissioners and clients.

Transforming Lives

We provide a range of different services across the country, both in prison and in the community, to help men and women to transform their lives.

Our services are tailored to meet varying levels of need for people with convictions including 24/7 complex care placements, shared housing in the community, and specialist advice on topics such as debt, gambling and accommodation.

Complex Needs Care

Registered care services with 24/7 support for people with multiple and complex needs

Supported Housing

Homes, support and stable environments to help people with convictions to transform their lives

Specialist Advice

Specialist advice provided both in the community and in prison to help people reintegrate into society

You accepted me again, changed and supported me again and got me back on track, you can’t put a price on that.
Baba
Client
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Our Locations

Our work is delivered through 18 services in multiple locations across England. We provide homes and support for people with convictions and specialist advice services for people in prison and in the community, both in person and virtually.

Learn more about our different services:

 

Locations on the map are approximate.

Time For A Fresh Start

If you, a loved one, or someone you are seeking a safe placement for as a commissioner of services, are in need of housing, care, support or advice and have a history of offending, let us help.

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