The Mental Health Taskforce report is an important and timely review. We are pleased to see additional funding commitment to bring about a seven day week mental health support service and the expansion of community based services for people who need additional help to live safely at, or close to home.
See Nacro’s response to the 2017 Queen’s speech. “While the Queen’s speech inevitably focused on Brexit, the government must not take its eye off the ‘injustices’ in this country, which the Prime Minister rightly referred to…”
Various stories from our frontline staff during COVID-19.
See Nacro’s response to the 2016 Autumn Statement.
Housing is integral to Nacro’s work and we promote equitable and fair access to housing for everyone. Read more to see our response to the MHCLG consultation.
Men and boys who come into contact with the criminal justice system are particularly at risk of poor mental health, and often face multiple disadvantage.
Speaking at the public policy exchange symposium on Overcoming Prisoner Re-Offending Rates through Prison Reform, Jacob Tas highlighted how crucial changing individual and institutional perceptions of offenders is to breaking the cycle of criminality.
See Nacro’s Director of Housing, Joanne Drew response to the Joint Inspection Report by HMI Probation on Accommodation of homeless 16 and 17 year olds working with Youth Offending Teams.
Our policy work in housing focus are informed by the housing needs of the people we support and the range of housing services we deliver.
Nacro has won the contract to deliver housing and support services for people in or at risk of entering the criminal justice system.
