Nacro responds to the introduction of the Sentencing Reforms, introduced by Government today (02.09.2025).
Nacro Education is pleased to report some outstanding achievements by its students this GCSE results day.
The Government launched its new “Beating Crime Plan” this week, supported by a range of initiatives seeking to “tackle the underlying causes of crime.” But what does it all mean?
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.
Nacro analyses the latest Government released statistics which show that during the past year 7,554 people came out of prison into homelessness. This is a 38% reduction from 12,090 the previous year.
We all know how important having a safe and secure home is. But for too many people leaving prison this has seemed an impossible dream for too long.
SWITCH service users have been embracing new activities thanks to funding from Teeside PCC. Find out more here.
Nacro Walsall hosted their annual Awards Ceremony with awards presented by Councillor Harbans Sarohi, the Deputy Mayor of Walsall, and Lisa Capper MBE, Nacro’s Director of Education & Skills.
Yesterday, the Social Mobility Commission (SMC) released their ‘State of the Nation’ report putting disadvantaged young people at the centre of the recovery plan. Read our response here.
Today, the Department for Education announced a “shake up” to the post-16 education system.
The Government risks failing a generation of young people as almost one in five don’t achieve the equivalent of five good GCSEs by 19, an eight-year low, a new campaign highlights.
