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The investment of an initial £195 million has been awarded to 26 organisations across England and Wales to provide vital support services that help reduce reoffending, such as employment and housing advice.

SWITCH service users have been embracing new activities thanks to funding from Teeside PCC. Find out more here.

Beyond Youth Custody’s (BYC) new resources – ‘The role of family support in resettlement: a practitioner’s guide’ and ‘The role of family support in resettlement: a policy briefing’ – explore the important role that families can play in supporting young people who are released from custody.

On Tuesday 1^st November Nacro learners and staff in Carlisle completed a 10k charity river walk to raise money for Cancer Research. Students were sponsored by family and friends and raised over £200 for the charity.

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.

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.

Read Nacro’s response to Lord Farmer review.

See Nacro’s Director of Education, Lisa Capper response to the launch of Careers Strategy.

In London (Friday 22 September) the inaugural Tapping into New Talent conference, spearheaded by The Corbett Network, Nacro and Dominic Headley Associates (DHA), underlined the importance of employers including people with convictions within their workforce.

See Nacro’s response to the “National Audit Office report on Transforming Rehabilitation”.