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.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd visited the Langridge Initiative Centre in Middlesbrough, where Nacro’s SWITCH (Supporting Women in the Community and Home) mentoring project is based.
Joint briefing from Nacro, Clinks, the Association of Mental Health Providers, Mental Health Foundation and the Race Equality Foundation
Nacro has been mentioned in the Boston Standard highlighting Nacro’s GCSE results, which outperformed the national average.
We are delighted that Nacro students have performed so well in their recent GCSE exams. Read more.
The most recent figures from the Youth Justice Board show that in excess of 4% more children and young people aged up to 18-years-old are within the secure estate, in comparison to 2016. Read more.
See Jacob Tas on BBC Two Victoria Derbyshire Programme discussing how family ties help to cut reoffending.
Read Nacro’s response to Lord Farmer review.
With almost daily reports of the growing problems in our justice system and new figures showing little change to stubborn reoffending rates, we must increase our focus on prevention and rehabilitation. Read more.
Joanne Drew, Nacro’s Director of Housing and Wellbeing, chaired the Preventing Further Poverty in the UK conference which was organised by Public Policy Exchange.
