Nacro responds to the introduction of the Sentencing Reforms, introduced by Government today (02.09.2025).
Surrounded by tall, imposing, buildings, the city’s hustle and bustle can be clearly heard in the carpark. Hooting cars and bellowing buses are competing with the clanging sounds of nearby building sites.
Read about David’s story and how he came to be a volunteer at Nacro.
Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has awarded £245,000 to Nacro in partnership with the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice (IPSCJ) and the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact (ISII) at the University of Northampton to conduct research on ex-Service personnel in the criminal justice system in England, Wales and Scotland.
Today the Government announced a £1.4bn funding package which aims to help young people catch-up with their education through tutoring sessions. Read our response here.
We recently conducted a survey of people working in resettlement, asking them their opinions of their line of work and how things can be done better to reduce reoffending.
The investment of an initial £195 million has been awarded to 26 organisations across England and Wales to provide vital support services that help reduce reoffending, such as employment and housing advice.
An increase to the prison discharge grant was announced at Nacro’s Reducing Reoffending event.
Read the story of learner James’ who went from having a turbulent childhood to excelling in his studies to become a mechanic.
Two-and-a-half years ago, Bob and his daughter Amy started feeding the ducks on the River Alre, near where they live.
In response to the 2021 Queen’s Speech, Nacro Chief Executive, Campbell Robb, commented: “We are pleased to see a focus on lifetime skills development in the Queen’s Speech today, which highlights the Government’s priorities for level 3 and above qualifications.
