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Prisons Week celebrates its 50th year by remembering once again that, no matter what your circumstances, or the place in which you stand, God’s word is not chained.

In this video, Investors in People assessor Tina Hall explains how the assessment framework works and shares her reflections on the experience of assessing Langley Trust.

We are pleased to announce that Langdon House in Poole has now officially (re)opened!

The vision of the New Creation that St. Paul speaks of in second Corinthians 5:17 is a vision we share for the whole of Langley and beyond.

Registered Care Manager Dean reflects on the sometimes challenging, but always rewarding work at The Knole, Cheltenham.

Sadly this summer the staff and clients of Chatterton Hey said a final goodbye to their longest-standing client: JT

Consider a one-off or regular gift the Christmas as we seek to be present for our clients – men and women often rejected by people, society and institutions.

We believe that our work is an opportunity to reflect God’s love. Read how this principle shapes our work with clients at Longcroft in Lancaster.

It always struck me that, despite the high walls and security systems, cats always appeared able to tiptoe in and out of the prison unseen and as they pleased!

Langley Trust is proud to announce that we have been awarded the highly prestigious Platinum standard. Investors in people is an international accreditation that recognises organisations for their commitment to investing in their people.

Opening in 1980, Ashdene has been supporting people with convictions for 45 years. We connected with Julie, who has been working at Ashdene for nearly 15 years.

Will you stand with us today? Any support will help us reach more people with the love of Jesus, reduce reoffending, and build safer, stronger communities. Together, we can offer hope where it’s needed most. This is why our chaplaincy work is so vital. That’s why we’re asking for your support.