Simon Dixon, Nacro’s Head of Policy and Public Affairs, explains why having a safe place to live is one of the most important factors in helping people rebuild their lives after prison, and why ending homelessness on release must be a priority.
At 16, Kayley started hanging around what she describes as ‘the wrong crowd’, started taking drugs, drinking and getting involved in crime. Find out how Nacro supported Kayley to rebuild her life.
GCSE results can get you thinking about your next steps, whether resitting or taking the results you wanted forward. Nacro are here to offer you options.
Todday, MoJ have released annual data on the justice system. Nacro comments on data about homelessness after prison, the state of prisons, the prisons ratings and employment in prisons.
Yesterday, the Government thanked charities and campaigners who had previously highlighted the risk that families could lose vital benefit income if a young person started an apprenticeship.
Enver Solomon, Chief Executive of Nacro, responds to the announcement from Andy Burnham, new Prime Minister.
Enver Solomon, Chief Executive of Nacro, responds to the HM Chief Inspector of Prisons for England and Wales Annual Report 2025–26.
Former Home Secretary Amber Rudd will lead a major review to make prisons safer, tackle crime and deliver long-term reform.
Dennis spent many years battling addiction to both alcohol and drugs and has been to prison. With the right support now in place, Dennis has been able to access substance misuse services and continues to receive ongoing support from Nacro’s housing team.
Nacro responds to Rt Hn. Alan Milburn’s Young People and Work interim report, out today.
