Kainos Community has been working in a wing in the Category B prison for last 15 years helping to change the lives of prisoners and to reduce re-offending by ru
A Christian charity that works to rehabilitate prisoners has been forced to out of HMP Swaleside on the Isle of Sheppey, in Kent as a result of funding cuts.
Kainos Community has been working in a wing in the Category B prison for last 15 years helping to change the lives of prisoners and to reduce re-offending by running six month behavioural programmes.
More than 300 men have followed this and on release been reunited with their families without returning to crime.
The charity also has many volunteers who regularly visited the men inside who offered friendship and a listening ear.
Roger Fox, assistant manager of the Kainos Community at HMP Swaleside, told Premier's Des Busteed on the News Hour they're leaving on a celebratory note:
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