This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Yesterday, (Thursday 27th March), the Why me?

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Last week, we held our first forum

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Simon Armitage, the Poet Laureate and a

This is a guest blog by Faye Sellers, a volunteer for Why me? who is currently studying a Masters degree

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Recently Why me? attended the Centre for

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Last week, Why me? attended the Smiley

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Last week, Esther Ghey, mother of 16-year-old

Why me? are delighted to be working with Professor Tim Chapman on a new set of training courses which take

This is a blog by our CEO, Sara Dowling.   Why me? has responded to the London Mayor’s Police and

On the 27th of March, Why me? will be holding our first forum of 2025 on the topic of ‘Mitigating

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   We want to ensure that people affected

This week, Why me?’s CEO, Sara Dowling, met with the Minister for Prisons, Parole and Probation, Lord Timpson to discuss

This is a blog by our Training and Service Coordinator, Mark Hamill.   In the world in which the majority

We recently received an update from the Ministry of Justice about the implementation of the Victims and Prisoners Act 2024.

This is a blog by Angie Kaye, a Senior Restorative Justice Facilitator for prisons in the Thames Valley area for