Nacro starts a year of celebration and looks back on half a century of work to change lives of disadvantaged people.
Demonstrating the ‘effectiveness’ and impact of services and interventions continues to have great importance to the field, not least due to the ongoing pressure on budgets.
CentreForum have published a report on prison education, assessing the standards of provision and making recommendations for its improvement.
Last week Nacro, in partnership with Peer Power and Clinks, held two consultation events to hear the voices of young people and feed their views into Charlie Taylor’s Review of Youth Justice.
The course, which takes place on Thursday 3 March at the Park Inn (Radisson) Hotel, St Mary’s Street, Bedfordshire, is being supported by Olly Martins, Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner.
The Mental Health Taskforce report is an important and timely review. We are pleased to see additional funding commitment to bring about a seven day week mental health support service and the expansion of community based services for people who need additional help to live safely at, or close to home.
Tick the box at the start of an application that asks about prior criminal convictions and the chances are your job hopes will end up in smoke.
Tick the box at the start of an application that asks about prior criminal convictions and the chances are your job hopes will end up in smoke.
See Nacro’s comments on secure settings.
Prime Minister’s plans to overhaul the prison system in England and Wales, a welcome step
