Posted on 2 July 2026
Teams from CNWL’s Women’s Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) services have successfully presented…
CNWL Health and Justice Services provides:
Our staff also help to identify vulnerable people early on to help improve health and criminal justice outcomes.
We have a wide-ranging professional group of healthcare practitioners including allied health and scientific professionals, and offer placements for students at affiliated universities.
Our workforce is driven by our motto “caring not judging”, which is evidenced by the passion our staff show in caring for such a challenging and vulnerable population. Our services have been recognised for the quality of the care provided by the Care Quality Commission, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons and the Independent Monitoring Board.

What makes this work so special is not only the impact we have on those in our care, but also the opportunities it provides for personal and professional growth. I began my own journey in prison healthcare 17 years ago as a Band 5 nurse, and today I have the privilege of leading these services. My experience is testament to the fact that Health and Justice offers exceptional opportunities to develop your skills, build your career and become a leader.
Whatever your role, you will be joining a service where your contribution matters, your development is encouraged, and your work has the power to change lives."
Kristian Lane
Service Director, Health and Justice Services
Posted on 2 July 2026
Teams from CNWL’s Women’s Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) services have successfully presented…
Posted on 30 June 2026
Staff from across health, justice and partner organisations came together to mark the launch of a…
Posted on 17 March 2026
We are pleased to support the launch of the new North London Primary Care Men’s Mental Health…
Posted on 12 March 2026
CNWL's Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) services are celebrating a major achievement after having…