At the Reform conference on 30Â March 2017, Nacro’s Housing Director gave the following speech on housing solutions for people released from prison.
Earlier this year the Lord Mayor of Manchester, Carl Austin-Behan, officially opened our new housing service for ex-servicemen and women.
A full house gathered at the House of Lords last week to celebrate five years of Nacro’s research and policy programme, Beyond Youth Custody, and the Youth in Focus programme.
We are delighted that Nacro has been included within the new apprenticeship training provider register published by the Department for Education (DfE) and the Skills Finding Agency (SFA) earlier this month. Read more.
Nacro is proud to have been awarded Investors in People (IIP) Silver accreditation. This is a great achievement which followed a rigorous assessment process.
See Nacro’s comment on ‘supersize’ prisons plans.
On the 16 March at Central Library in Manchester, leading social justice charity, Nacro, will deliver a large-scale employer event as the formal launch of its groundbreaking initiative, the Aeneid Project.
Findings from Beyond Youth Custody (BYC), which brings together Nacro and three research and evaluation partners, were featured in an article in The Independent.
In response to the 2017 Budget, Nacro Chief Executive, Jacob Tas.
A joint letter signed by Nacro and other not-for-profit organisations voicing concern over supported housing was published in the Guardian.
