Revolving Doors Agency

A charity working on issues concerned with people who come into contact with the criminal justice system and who have mental health problems. Works in partnership with the police, health, housing, probation and social services in London to research needs and improve access to care and housing. Runs pilot projects and produces publications.

Address: 

Unit 29
The Turnmill
63 Clerkenwell Road
London

EC1N 5NP
Telephone: 
020 7253 4038
Fax: 
020 7553 6079
Email: 
admin@revolving-doors.co.uk
Website: 
http://www.revolving-doors.co.uk

Publications from this publisher

Titlesort icon Author Year
Aiming Higher: A Good Practice Guide Revolving Doors Agency 2010
An Assessment of the Need for Psychiatric Bail Provision in Inner London Kennedy, Keyes and Truman 1994
Camden and Islington Service Mapping Final Report Keyes, Scott and Truman 1998
Case for Change Revolving Doors Agency 2010
Finding Support After Arrest Revolving Doors Agency 1999
Getting a Blue Life: Personalisation and the Criminal Justice System Moore, Debra and Nicoll, Tricia 2009
Hand to Mouth: The Impact of Poverty and Financial Exclusion on Adults with Multiple Needs Pratt, Ellen and Jones, Sarah 2009
Mental Health, Multiple Needs and the Police: Findings from the Link Worker Scheme Finn, W, Hyslop, J and Truman, C 2000
Mentally Disordered Offenders in London: A Review Keyes and Murnane 1996
Mentally Disordered Offenders: Housing Issues Revolving Doors Agency 1995
Multi-Agency Review Framework Seddon and Truman 2004
Multiple Needs: Service Users’ Perspectives Revolving Doors Agency 2009
Revolving Doors Website Revolving Doors Agency
Risk Factors in Tenancy Breakdown for People with Mental Health Problems Truman and Slade 1997
Towards a Shared Future: A Commissioning Guide Revolving Doors Agency 2010
Unfamiliar Territory: Adult Services ‘Thinking Family’ Herlitz, Lauren and Jones, Sarah 2009
Where Do They Go? Mental Health, Housing and Leaving Prison Revolving Doors Agency 2002
Working Together for Mental Health in Southwark Truman & Turner 1997