Children in England with a parent in prison will have access to more support with the launch of a resource pack for schools Read more
Investing in prison-based social workers to maintain mother-child connections is crucial in addressing rising self-harm rates in women’s prisons. Read more
Around 17,000 children are affected by maternal imprisonment each year through no fault of their own. Yet, there is no structure in place to support them. A donation to Pact this Mother’s Day can help keep families together and reduce some of the harm caused by imprisonment to mums and their children. Read more
Pact CEO Andy Keen-Downs comments on the disturbing report on the treatment of children and young people at HMYOI Wetherby. Read more
We are thrilled to report on the success of two Pact initiatives: HMP Swansea's 'Hidden Sentence' training and South Yorkshire's 'Education Forums' at HMP Lindholme and HMP Moorland. Read more
A donation to Pact this Lent can restore hope and dignity to those affected by imprisonment. Our work helps to keep families together and supports some of the most vulnerable people in society. Together, we can give prisoners and their children and families a fresh start. Read more
A major new project across three prisons in the East Midlands will support hundreds of prisoners’ families to stay in touch with their loved-ones inside. Read more
Children in Wales with a parent in prison will have access to more support from today with the launch of a new, dedicated resource pack for Welsh schools. Read more
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Volunteers are an important and valued part of Pact. We hope that you enjoy volunteering with us when you start and feel part of our team. Read more
Resources for school practitioners working with children and young people affected by imprisonment. Read more
Pact has called on the Ministry of Justice to collect and publish more comprehensive information about children with a parent in prison. Read more