We are a social justice charity and the range of commissioning that we are exposed to includes making social change, helping to turn the lives round of those that are vulnerable or disadvantaged and helping those with challenges to achieve their aspirations.
Nacro’s Osmaston Family Project achieved success at their recent Ofsted inspection, gaining a ‘Good’ rating. Ofsted highlighted their teamwork, self-evaluation and strong parental relationships.
Dominic Headley, Nacro Legal Officer, reflects on Nacro’s work to support individuals with criminal records into work and the employers who can offer them a second chance
We cannot afford to delay urgent action to address youth custody concerns, says Nacro Chief Executive, Jacob Tas. Read more.
More must be done to cut the number of young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) and equip them with skills for the future.
See Nacro’s response to Autumn Budget 2017 announcement.
Our Beyond Youth Custody (BYC) programme, which brings together Nacro with three research and evaluation partners, ARCS (UK), and Salford and Bedfordshire universities, has released a new report that proposes a theory of change for the effective resettlement of young people leaving custody.
Our 2018 Nacro wall calendars are available to order now.
Nacro welcomes both the principles of the proposals outlined in the consultation paper and the way in which the Minister has encouraged a wide dialogue about the importance of, and approaches to, securing housing and support for vulnerable people.
Our new service was launched this month.
