Winner is Fiona Deacon for the Women’s Problem Solving Court, Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court.

The CEP award for the category of Rehabilitation in Community was handed at the CEP Conference on Alternatives to detention in Bucharest by Mr. Mr. Mihai Dima, General Director of the Romanian National Probation Directorate and Mr. Gerry McNally, President of CEP. As Ms. Fiona Deacon could unfortunately not attend the conference, the award received by her colleague, Ms. Katie Thomson.

Winner is the Resettle project – Intensive Intervention Risk Management Service by the National Probation Service in England.

The CEP award for the category of Public Protection was handed at the CEP Conference on Alternatives to detention in Bucharest by  Mr. Mihai Dima, General Director of the Romanian National Probation Directorate and Mr. William Rentzmann, board member of CEP and member of the CEP Awards Jury.  The award received by Ms. Sandra Oluonye, Assistant Chief Officer at the National Probation Service.

Winner is Professor Peter Raynor from the department of Criminology, Swansea University, for his ‘Jersey Supervision Skills Study’.

Winner is Reclassering Nederland (Dutch Probation Services) for the Circles of Support and Accountability, an outstanding contribution to the integration of probation clients in the community.

The CEP award for the category of Social Inclusion was handed at the CEP Conference on Alternatives to detention in Bucharest by  Mr. Mihai Dima, General Director of the Romanian National Probation Directorate and Mr. Willem van der Brugge, Secretary General of CEP member of the CEP Awards Jury.  The award is received by  Mr. Martin Lambermon, COSA volunteer and Mr. Sjef van Gennip, General Director of Reclassering Nederland.