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Vision, mission,commitment toequalityMissionNacro’s mission is to reduce crime by givingdisadvantaged people – both offenders and those atrisk of offending – a positive stake and place in oursociety.VisionNacro aims to create a safer, more inclusive societythat deploys its resources and skills to reduce thesocial causes of crime, and deals with offenders andex-offenders in ways that are most likely to stopreoffending, repair relationships and promoterehabilitation.Commitment to equalityNacro values the diverse nature of its staff and ofthose using our services. We aim to ensure that thisis reflected in all our practices, policies andservices. Our commitment to equality involves muchmore than positive action to promote equalopportunities and eradicate discrimination: it meansthat we are actively committed to encouraging andpromoting the richness brought to the organisationby the diverse nature of our staff and service users.A commitment to this policy is required of all Nacrostaff, trustees and service users.Staff in post September 2005Women % Men % Total %Asian 2.0 1.5 3.5Black 6.0 4.0 10.0Other 1.0 0.5 1.5White 50.5 31.0 81.5Undeclared 2.0 1.5 3.5100% =1,426 staff(61.5% women38.5% men)Nacro monitors staff using the 16 ethnic origin categoriesrecommended in the CRE Code of Practice, which have beenreduced to four categories here. For more detailed information,please contact Nacro’s Human Resources Directorate.To help Nacro change lives,call Pete Aldridge on020 7840 6430 or emailsupportnacro@nacro.org.uk28
We would like to thank the staff, volunteers and participants in the followingprojects for their help in compiling this review:Chelmsford Nacro Chelmsford Sport in the Community ProjectLondon Nacro Inner London Intensive Supervision and SurveillanceProgrammeMacclesfield Steps ProjectManchester Nacro Discus Project and Nacro East Manchester Sport in theCommunity ProjectMiddlesbrough Nacro Pyramid Prison and Community Resettlement ProjectNottingham Nacro Housing in NottinghamshirePeterborough Nacro Education and Employment Services and Nacro YouthActivities UnitDorset and Hampshire Nacro On Side and Nacro Milestones ResettlementProjectsRhyl Nacro Cymru Offenders’ Basic Skills Project and Nacro Night ShelterSandwell Nacro Education and Employment ServicesTelford Nacro Education and Employment ServicesThanks also to Alton Towers and Masons Cafe, MiddlesbroughEditorDesignerProductionPrinterPhotographerTranslatorKirsten SellarsAnna Donovan of Nacro Communications DepartmentNacro Communications DepartmentFolium Press Ltd www.folium.co.ukStuart Rayner www.stuartrayner.comCatrin Alun
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