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	Welcome to Sacro's website. Sacro aims to promote community safety across Scotland through providing high quality services to reduce conflict and offending. Sacro is committed to developing new and innovative ways of working and influencing the development of Government policies and of legislation. It provides services in conflict resolution, criminal justice and restorative justice and reparation. These services are based on the values of mutual respect, recognising and valuing diversity, personal responsibility, society's responsibility to all its members, capacity for change and working together to reduce conflict and repair harm. Sacro also provides consultancy and training services in community mediation and schools work. > For further information, to make a donation, or become a member, please visit the Membership page


	Sacro’s Community Reparation Service in Glasgow The Sacro Community Reparation Service works with people who have been involved in offending or anti-social behaviour. In partnership with Glasgow City Council, our officers supervise individuals placed on Community Service, giving them an opportunity to give something back to the community by providing a service of real benefit. This is a positive way for individuals to make amends by providing a service to those in the community who have difficulty in getting small jobs done around their home. For more information or to make a referral, please click >>here.


	Managing Sex Offenders: Public Information Leaflets The Scottish Government has published public information leaflets explaining how sex offenders are managed and housed in the community. The leaflets can be downloaded from the Government website by following these links: How Sex Offenders are Managed in the Community Managing risk: Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) and the Housing of Sex Offenders in Scotland

Sacro is a company incorporated under the Companies Act, limited by guarantee. Company reg. No. SC86651.

Registered charity No. SC016293. Registered office at 29 Albany Street, Edinburgh EH1 3QN.

Honorary President: The Rt. Hon. Lord Cullen of Whitekirk KT.