Emma Regan

Emma Regan

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 4

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Most Recent Title
Acting Director of Service
Most Recent Public Body
Irish Prison Service
First Seen
15 May 2024
Last Seen
18 September 2024

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Acting Director of Service

Observed Public Bodies

Irish Prison Service
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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 1)

Intent: Understand scope of possible project work

Details: Meeting to discuss potential ways that CES could support the Irish Prison Service

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Ken engaged in a discussion with Dr Emma Regan, Director of Care and Rehabilitation in the Irish Prison Service on 15 July to discuss potential ways that CES could support the Irish Prison Service with some work they wished to undertake. As part of this, we discussed CES experience and capabilities in this area. - Meeting

Intent: To promote greater family access in prisons.

Details: Roundtable event with key stakeholders to discuss family focussed criminal justice in the prison system.

Methods
On 17 April, IPRT held a roundtable event with key stakeholders in the criminal justice system and related services, to promote consideration of implementing a similar approach to the UK Invisible Walls model around family-friendly prison visits. - Event / Reception

Intent: Support of penal reform regarding the imprisonment of women.

Details: Supporting a request by an external consultancy organisation - 'Women's Prison Collaboration Initiative' to hold a workshop for penal reform in a women's prison..

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Methods
Saoirse Brady, Executive Director, supported a request by an external consultancy organisation - 'Women's Prison Collaboration Initiative' (a request to the Irish Prison Service) to hold a knowledge sharing and best practice workshop in the Dóchas Centre to develop an action plan for change - by having an online meeting on 20 Feb with Emma Regan, Director of Care and Rehabilitation IPS. - Virtual Meeting

Intent: Funding for two programmes for people with a criminal past to support reintegration and reduce recidivism.

Details: Request for support and funding for community photography project involving former prisoners and employment support programme in partnership with Oberstown Centre.

Methods
Followed up after initial meeting with an email to share programme details and brief. - EmailMet with Irish Prison Service Team on Microsoft Teams. - Virtual Meeting