Prisoners with ADHD design neurodiversity course now running in three jails
Two men at HMP Warren Hill created the ‘Thrive With…’ course to help fellow prisoners with ADHD and autism. It has now reached HMP The Mount and HMP Highpoint.
At its last full inspection (February 2025; report published June 2025), inspectors found outcomes for prisoners were reasonably good for purposeful activity; good for safety, respect and preparation for release. It held 267 people at the time, against an operational capacity of 269.
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Healthy prison tests: inspectors grade four areas from 1 (poor) to 4 (good).
Two men at HMP Warren Hill created the ‘Thrive With…’ course to help fellow prisoners with ADHD and autism. It has now reached HMP The Mount and HMP Highpoint.
Inspectors praised strong relationships at the progression prison for men serving long and indeterminate sentences, but said leaders had done too little about high recall rates after release.
A report published in March 2020 found HMP Warren Hill in Suffolk excellent, with good outcomes in three of four tests and a strong focus on helping long-term prisoners progress.