Nacro Annual Report 2023
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Every year Nacro produces an annual report outlining the successes and importance of our work.
Publications library
In this section you can find our annual reports, internal policy statements and external policy and research publications.
Nacro Strategy 2022-2025
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Download our strategy document here.
Gender Pay Gap Report 2022
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Nacro is required to publish an annual gender pay gap report, showing the difference in average female earnings compared to average male earnings, regardless of their job roles.
Review of post-16 qualifications: Nacro response
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Read Nacro’s response to the review of post-16 qualifications.
Declaration of interests register
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You can view our board of trustees through our declaration of interests register. This is an up to date document as of 10/07/2024.
Justice Select Committee: Nacro submission on adult custodial remand
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Nacro response to Justice Select Committee inquiry into adult custodial remand
Nacro submission: Prisons Strategy White Paper
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The Prisons Strategy White Paper comes at a critical time for prisons as they start to emerge from the Covid crisis.
CEIAG Education Committee Inquiry: Nacro evidence submission
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We submitted evidence to this inquiry due to our experience in successfully supporting young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in further education.
Nacro response: SEND review
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Read Nacro’s response to the SEND review.
Commission on Young Lives: Nacro evidence submission
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Our response to this call for evidence is based on the experiences of our staff and the young people they support.
Subcontracting Supply Chain and Fees Policy for 21/22
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The purpose of this policy is to define the basis on which supply chain arrangements will be managed as defined by the Education & Skills Funding Agency subcontracting regulations.
10 ways the PCSC Bill will entrench racial inequality
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This joint briefing from a coalition of criminal justice organisations outlines how 10 clauses in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will deepen racial inequality in the criminal justice system, and without evidence that they will reduce crime or improve public safety.