A Simple Truth Probably the most insidious rise in crime has been that of knife crime. Knife crime affects individuals, families, communities and society in general. It is too easy to apportion blame. Perhaps the best way to address this problem is to start from where we are. The simple fact is that there areRead more
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We moved to new premises in early June, a short distance from the Prescot Parish Church. Things are a little bit upside down at the moment (as you would expect), but we will be sorted out in a week or so. There are a few positive changes we would like you to know about; OurRead more
Wez’s Case Study Case Chronology 8/1/2014- Legal visit to sort out housing and other needs. Due out 24th April 2015. Advised he goes and sees his Shelter Rep and ask them to get a property pool application in. Clare said she will speak to KHT and Delite and see if she can sort anything. HeRead more
Juggling Resources for the Life Change Program, The MALS Merseyside registered charity depends on the good will and generosity of others to simply survive. Indeed, it can be like balancing on a knife edge financially. There have been times in the not too distant past when I used my own savings to keep MALS afloat.Read more
What Lies Under the Tip of the Iceberg Recently, MALS Merseyside held an activity day at Manley Mere Adventure Trail in Cheshire. It was a fun day out, full of team building exercises. It is an important part of our work at MALS to hold these activities for many obvious reasons, and some perhaps youRead more
The Life Change Programme There is no reason to reinvent; just find yourself. For some time now, Mals Merseyside has been running an in reach programme for offenders in prison and for others in the community called The Life Change Programme. The Life Change Programme in Action. The course is designed to, using a mindfulRead more
Good Netiquette Costs Nothing But Earns You A Lot! Why is Netiquette so important and why is it relevant to the Mals Website? There are many reasons why you should practice good netiquette on the Mals website. A few of these are; The Mals website has a G Rating, (suitable for children – as weRead more
How To Add Content To The Mals Website I hope you like the website. I have built something that I hope will grow into a Behemoth in the personal development field within the next few years. I am probably the most boring person on the planet; so I need help to keep people engaged andRead more
Online Safety – Do’s and Don’ts Online Safety – 7 Tips for Keeping Safe Keep your PC updated. Not only the firewall, antivirus, but look out for flash-player, browser, extension and software updates. Make sure you change your password occasionally. Something like sde5te546yFS5%£x is virtually hacker proof, as long as you don’t reveal it. DoRead more
RSVP No need to moan about the website being out of date any more! You are hereby cordially invited to get your own user account on the website. Registered users are able to add their own content directly into the website. Cool eh? One new content is uploaded to the new website, it will automaticallyRead more