“It feels like I’m doing something for the community and that’s what it’s all about” Take a look at a Community Payback project where offenders learn to prepare, cook and serve a hot meal at a local Lunch Club for the elderly. This is one of 8 lunch clubs running across South Yorkshire which the region has been supporting for over 20 years. The network of lunch clubs caters for around 300 people a week where attendees receive a hot meal and socialise with others while the Community Payback team learn new skills and give back to society. Could you support Community Payback teams to deliver projects like this? Applications open soon - register your interest on our website: https://jobs.justice.gov.uk/role/community-payback/

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