The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) is a government agency in the United Kingdom responsible for overseeing the management of offenders in custody and the community. Its primary goal is to reduce reoffending and ensure public safety by providing rehabilitation programs and support services for individuals who have committed crimes. NOMS works closely with various organizations, including the Prison Service and Probation Service, to coordinate efforts in managing offenders. The agency focuses on assessing risks, delivering interventions, and monitoring progress to help offenders reintegrate into society successfully and lead law-abiding lives.