This campus specialises in learning and rehabilitation programmes for adult male prisoners, designed as a 'learning prison' focusing on addressing offending behaviour, improving employability, wellbeing, and building community support networks to reduce reoffending. It provides 40 hours of purposeful activity per week through learning, skills, jobs, and interventions, with a peer support model where prisoners deliver classes and support services.
Partnerships with local organisations offer courses in literacy, numeracy, IT, construction, and personal development to prepare individuals for release and successful societal reintegration.
The Barlinnie campus is the largest prison in Scotland, focusing on remand and convicted male prisoners from western Scotland courts, including a national top end for life sentence prisoners nearing release. It emphasises rehabilitation through structured regimes and programmes to support sentence progression and reintegration.
The campus offers a range of accredited qualifications and interventions tailored to prisoner needs, promoting personal development and reducing reoffending risks.
The Bella Centre campus provides community custody for low supervision women and young people in shared houses, emphasising trauma-informed, gender-specific accommodation to develop independent living skills and community reintegration in Dundee.
Focus on building support networks and real-life skills through shared living environments and local service access.
Scotland's only open prison campus focuses on low supervision adult males, emphasising personal responsibility, job readiness, and positive citizenship through community access and preparation for release.
Regime supports risk-managed release preparation with unescorted day releases and weekend visits.
This campus serves local courts in Dumfries and Galloway, housing remand, short-term convicted males, and national protected prisoners, with focus on local and specialised custody management.
Supports transition for low-risk individuals with community-facing approaches.
A major community-facing campus for adult males from Edinburgh, Lothians, Borders, and Fife courts, managing remand to life sentence prisoners with comprehensive rehabilitation services.
Offers links centre for employment, housing, and social services.
Specialist campus for adult males including sex offenders and long-term prisoners, serving Forth Valley and Fife, with focus on high-security management and rehabilitation.
Modern facilities support structured regimes for sentence planning.
Purpose-built community-facing campus housing males and females from north Scotland, focusing on local custody and reintegration with modern facilities.
Supports diverse population with tailored interventions.
Local community-facing campus for males and females from Inverclyde and north Strathclyde, with national top end for low supervision long-term males and gender-specific facilities.
Emphasis on local population support.
Serves Highlands and Islands courts with mixed male/female remand and convicted prisoners, focusing on regional custody and modernised facilities for sentence management.
Modern updates include in-cell sanitation and activities.
Local receiving campus for Ayr and Kilmarnock courts, housing diverse prisoner types in a 500-cell facility with focus on initial custody and progression.
Supports wide range of needs in East Ayrshire.
Community custody unit for low supervision women and young people in Glasgow, using shared houses to promote independent living and reintegration.
Develops real-life skills in urban setting.
Manages North Strathclyde males from remand to life sentences, with links centre for practical support and family programmes like Early Years Scotland initiatives.
Strong focus on reintegration and family ties.
Large campus for Perthshire, Dundee, Angus, Fife courts, handling all male sentence types including sexual offenders, with community focus.
Comprehensive regime for diverse population.
National facility for young males 18-21 and short-term adult females/males, focusing on youth justice and sentence types from court.
Tailored for young offenders.
Dedicated to long-term adult males with National Integration Centre for early sentence stages, focusing on preparation for mainstream prisons.
Sole facility for this cohort.
National facility for remand and convicted young/adult women with mother-baby unit, across eight housing units, focusing on female custody.
Specialised female estate services.
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