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Events

At Nacro we believe that only by working together can we create system wide change. We bring together Government departments, other organisations, people with lived experience and campaigners to discuss and find solutions to the problems faced by our service users.

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Future Events

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Past Events

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Nacro SWITCH Event: Celebrating 11 years of supporting women

10 February 2022 Our women’s SWITCH service held an event to celebrate 11 years of helping women overcome health, social, financial, educational and housing challenges and build better futures for them and their families.
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A discussion with Robert Buckland on how to tackle reoffending

20 May 2021 The event looked at the Government’s commitments on reoffending, with a particular focus on the accommodation of prison leavers, as well as providing an opportunity to hear more of the Department’s future plans.
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A Justice System Fit for the Future

Thursday 4 March 2021 David Lammy Shadow Secretary of State for Justice and London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Sophie Linden joined discussed Labour Party’s view on re-offending and the support required by prison leavers, the impact of COVID-19 and the upcoming probation reunification.
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Building an effective justice system beyond COVID-19

Thursday 2 July 2020 Former Justice Secretary, Robert Buckland joined our panel to discuss what have we learnt from coronavirus which will help build a fair and effective justice system and give people the best chance a second chance?
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