Responding to Autumn Budget 2017 announcement
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See Nacro’s response to Autumn Budget 2017 announcement.
News
2017 report from Beyond Youth Custody
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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.
2018 wall calendars now available to order
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Our 2018 Nacro wall calendars are available to order now.
Future Funding of Supported Housing 2017
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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.
Launch of the Essex Young People’s Partnership
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Our new service was launched this month.
The future for probation in England and Wales
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Joanne Drew, Nacro Housing and Wellbeing Director, contributes to a panel discussion about the future of resettlement services.
Response to Report on Disclosure of Youth Criminal Records
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We welcome the findings and recommendation from the Justice Select Committee into the disclosure of youth criminal records inquiry published today.
Discussing prison rehabilitation on BBC Two Victoria Derbyshire
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Nacro Chief Executive Officer, Jacob Tas, took part in a live interview on the BBC Two Victoria Derbyshire programme to discuss the concerns over prison rehabilitation.
Discussing The Lammy Review on BBC Two Victoria Derbyshire
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Nacro Director of External Engagement, Helen Berresford, took part in a live interview on the BBC Two Victoria Derbyshire programme to discuss the treatment of Black, Asian and minority ethnic individuals in the criminal justice system.
The Lammy Review (2017)
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We welcome the findings and recommendations from The Lammy Review, published today, into the treatment of and outcomes for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) individuals in the criminal justice system. Read more.