Leaf News

Leaf are proud to launch the new website to coincide with the launch of the new LSC / ESF funded "Work For a Brighter Future" project in London.

Through our partnership with Rathbone, Leaf are proud to be delivering the Skills for Jobs project to learners across the capital.

Leaf is very pleased to announce the arrival of two new members of the team. Neil English, Customer Services Manager and Lana Gutierrez, Employment Coordinator. For more information on these two new members of the team, please contact the Office.

Matt Logan, CEO and Matthew Preston attended the American Correctional Association Winter Conference in Orlando in January this year. Matt was attending in his new capacity as President of the International Correctional Arts Network and gave a talk at the International Relations Committee meeting on the development of the network

Matt Logan has been appointed President of the International Correctional Arts Network, an affiliate to the American Correctional Association. We are very proud that Matt has been asked to take over from Sister Margaret Graziano who, now in her ninth decade, has developed and nurtured the organisation so far. Matt has the specific remit of developing links with developing nations and the promotion of art and craft in the custordial setting as a therapeutic and educational resource.

Leaf is very pleased to have been asked to speak at ICPA in Prague. Matt Logan gave a talk to a packed workshop on the use of IT in prison education. The presentation was a mix of animation and demonstration of some of Leaf's latest interactive delivery tools and data management systems.

Leaf also sponsored the hugely popular Internet Cafe at the Diplomat Hotel where the conference was being held.