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In this section you can find our annual reports, internal policy statements and external policy and research publications.
You can view our board of trustees through our declaration of interests register.
As part of our legal responsibility to report our Gender Pay Gap every year. We have published our 2025 Gender Pay Gap Report can be downloaded here. Find out more.
In November 2025 the government commissioned the Right Honourable Alan Milburn to author a report that will seek to understand drivers of the increase in the number of young people who are Not in Education Employment or Training (NEET).
This document includes Humankind’s research which is part of the Better Justice Partnership’s research into understanding media narratives.
This document summarises the results of a multi-stage process of research, development and testing, carried out by Future Narratives Lab in 2025 for the Better Justice Partnership. The research aimed to understand more about ways of communicating to increase public understanding of what works to reduce crime.
Nacro is committed to and has a Statutory duty under Section 26 of the Counterterrorism and Security Act 2015 to provide a secure environment for all our students/service users. Find out more.
We have a responsibility to promote the welfare of all vulnerable adults, children, and young people, to keep them safe and to deliver our services in a way that protects them. Find out more.
‘Experiences of ex-service personnel before contact with the criminal justice system’, published in February 2026, is the supplementary report to ‘Ex-service personnel in the criminal justice system’, published in 2024. Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) commissioned Nacro, in partnership with the University Of Northampton (UoN), to carry out research for the reports.
This EDI calendar highlights key awareness events throughout the year, aimed at fostering learning, understanding, and inclusivity.
This is the fourth in a series of briefings that examine the steps that can be taken to support people in contact with the criminal justice system to create better futures. This briefing explores the experiences of people who have been subject to electronic monitoring, commonly referred to as ‘tagging’.Â