The number of people leaving prison into homelessness has increased significantly in the past year. This is on average 800 people a month who go straight from prison to homelessness, most of those are rough sleeping.
At Nacro Longton Education Centre, whether you are interested in construction, health and social care, hospitality or retail, we work with you to earn the skills you need to progress in your dream career.
IPPs, introduced in England and Wales in 2003, are a form of imprisonment without a defined release date. Controversial and unjust, IPPs were officially abolished on 1 May 2012. Twelve years later however, we have almost 3000 people that remain subject to an IPP sentence. This is unacceptable.
At Nacro Sheffield Education Centre, you can learn in a way that suits you. Our individualised courses provide hands-on vocational qualifications, giving you the skills and experience you need to develop your career.
Our criminal justice services are for people in prison, being released and post-release. We help them get the support they need to work towards a better future.
The course, which takes place on Thursday 3 March at the Park Inn (Radisson) Hotel, St Mary’s Street, Bedfordshire, is being supported by Olly Martins, Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner.
At Nacro Chatham Education Centre, whether you are interested in childcare, motor vehicle maintenance, hair and beauty or something else, we work with you to earn the skills you need to progress in your dream career.
At Nacro Leeds Education Centre, you can learn in a way that suits you. Our individualised courses provide hands-on vocational qualifications, giving you the skills and experience you need to develop your career.
For many people, the experience of going into prison is traumatic and disruptive, and can come on top of an existing mental health condition.
