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In August 2021, Nacro, in partnership with the University of Northampton (UON), was commissioned by Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) to conduct research into the barriers to identification and uptake of support for ex-service personnel and their families in the criminal justice systems (CJS) of England, Wales, and Scotland. This research aims to increase knowledge in this area to enable policy makers and service deliverers to better identify and meet the needs of this group, with the intention of reducing the likelihood of ex-service personnel entering the CJS or reoffending.

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• Briefings, reports, and research
• Justice

In August 2021 Nacro, in partnership with the University of Northampton (UON), was commissioned by Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) to conduct research into the barriers to identification and uptake of support for
ex-service personnel and their families in the criminal justice systems of England, Wales and Scotland.
This briefing provides a summary of the research findings, which are fully set out in the main report.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Justice

CONNECT Manchester is a coming together of four organisations, committed to working in partnership with Manchester City Council to end homelessness. Here is our impact report for 2022-2023. Download to read more.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Housing

This report shows the impact we have made in the Lincolnshire area in the year 2022 with our young peoples Lincolnshire NEST service (Nacro Education Support and Transition).

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Housing

Turned Away. New research from Nacro shows the barriers to accessing primary healthcare for prison leavers and other marginalised groups.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Health & wellbeing

Read the first in a series of briefings that will examine the practical steps that can be taken to support people in contact with the criminal justice system to create better futures.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Justice

Young people may become homeless for a variety of reasons, 16 and 17 year olds who are struggling with housing or threatened with homelessness are likely to be vulnerable and will often be at risk in the absence of support.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Housing

Protocol for Transition from Children’s Services to Adult Housing Related Support and (Semi) Independent Living for people over 18.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Housing

See Nacro’s presentation to APPG for Ending Homelessness.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Justice

Read Nacro’s response to the review of post-16 qualifications.

• Briefings, reports, and research
• Education & skills