Client: An award-winning, market-leading international Facilities Management company
Sector: Justice / HMPPS (Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service)
As part of a competitive bid for a multimillion-pound service contract, the client aimed to develop a compelling social value proposition, one that aligned with justice sector priorities and delivered measurable outcomes. The goal: support individuals in custody, preparing them for sustainable employment within the facilities management industry, while enhancing personal wellbeing and promoting successful reintegration.
The solution revolved around a digital platform that empowered participants to take ownership of their rehabilitation journey using a secure, anonymised self-assessment and progress tracking system.
Participants assessed their own needs across four key wellbeing domains:
This information formed the baseline for a personalised journey of development and support.
Participants were connected to a curated, needs-based marketplace of support services, including:
Participants were issued digital credits redeemable for marketplace services, giving them agency and choice over their support pathway.
Each participant had access to a secure, anonymised personal dashboard that tracked progress, encouraged engagement, and visualised growth over time.
Real-time usage data provided actionable insights into what worked, where demand was concentrated, and which interventions had the most impact. This allowed continuous programme refinement and targeted support design for both custody and community reintegration.
Participants were offered accredited, evidence-based micro-learning in areas such as:
This case study highlights how digital innovation, AI, and social value can align to create real, measurable impact. By enabling ownership, personalisation, and dignity in rehabilitation, we not only supported the client in securing the contract but contributed meaningfully to social justice and transformation.
Social impact is not just a promise. With the right technology, it's a proven outcome.