On the 19 April, with the kind permission of the Speaker of the House of Commons, we brought a year-long celebration of our 50th anniversary to a close with an evening reception at the Speaker’s House in the House of Commons.
Nacro is committed to consistently provide an excellent service to all our service users. However, we recognise that there are times when our service fails to meet the high standards we have set. If we fail to meet our own service standards or provide a poor service, we aim to put things right. At times this may involve paying compensation. We recognise that our service user’s support needs may mean that they are additionally adversely affected by any failure to meet expected service standards.
Commenting on the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission’s research on social mobility, Josh Coleman, Education Principal, at Nacro. Read more.
“We welcome the government response to this very important and timely review of Alternative Provision by the Education Select Committee.” Read the full response here.
A talented Nacro student has won a highly commended prize for his set design.
There must be a relentless focus upon putting resettlement at the heart of a custodial sentence, so that young people can take the important steps they need to move on from crime, identify and achieve their goals, and flourish in our communities.
Ahead of the publication of the 2017 Prison and Courts Reform Bill. See Nacro Chief Executive, Jacob Tas comments.
Surrounded by tall, imposing, buildings, the city’s hustle and bustle can be clearly heard in the carpark. Hooting cars and bellowing buses are competing with the clanging sounds of nearby building sites.
At yesterday’s first ever remote Justice Select Committee, Helen Berresford, Director of External Engagement, gave evidence on how people leaving prison should be supported during the pandemic.
