Current vacancies

At Pact we believe in the unique dignity of every human being. We are an inclusive, welcoming organisation, with a diverse workforce of people who share our core values. We welcome applications from people from all sectors of our diverse communities and all backgrounds, including people who have been affected by imprisonment (appointment to post is subject to a risk assessment).

Please take a look at the opportunities below or sign up for our job alerts.

If you have any questions about our vacancies please call 0203 031 6967.

If you have any technical difficulties with the application form please contact 01933 667145.

Visits Centre Manager - HMP The Mount

We are also advertising the position of Visitors Centre Manager at HMP The Mount on behalf of our partner, HACRO.

Please click here for the advertisement for this position together with the job description.The closing date for this position is 22nd August. If you are interested in applying for this role, please contact HACRO using the following details:

Address :62-72 Victoria Street, Sector-63, St Albans, Herts, AL1 3XH

E-Mail :hacro.office@zen.co.uk

Tel :01727 854727

Latest

Being a Pact Manager

A Being a Pact Manager course will be available in due course.
Equality & Diversity training in London

Equality & Diversity training will be taking place in London on Wednesday 27th September. Click on the title for more details.
Professional Boundaries training in London

Professional Boundaries training will be taking place in London on Tuesday 26th September. Click on the title for more details.
Safeguarding training in London

Safeguarding training will be taking place in London on Monday 25th September. Click on the title for more details.

What's important to us

Our service users are important to us. And it should go without saying that our values are at the heart of not only everything we do, but how we do it. This naturally includes how we treat our staff. We know that if we look after our people, treating each other with trust and respect, we will support our service users.
Benefits of working for us

We're delighted that Pact has been recognised as one of The Sunday Times Best 100 not-for-profit organisations to work for in 2017. This result is based solely on what our people say about Pact and what's it like working for us.
What our Service Users say about us

Feedback from our service users is important so we can continue to develop and grow our services in response to what they want. It's also great to receive the positive comments about our people.
What our staff say about us

We seek the views of our people through surveys, feedback after training and events, team meetings, working groups and in other ways. Here's what our staff have to say about Pact and working for us...
A day in the life

Working at Pact is varied and rewarding. Find out more about some of our people and their journeys with Pact.

Current vacancies

With services in Cumbria to Cornwall and West Wales to Kent, we have job opportunities all over the country. If you don't see your dream job at the moment, sign up to receive our vacancy alerts so you can hear about future opportunities.
Volunteering opportunities

Find out more about how volunteering for Pact can enable you to make a real difference to prisoners, their families and communities.
Who we are

Find out about how we commit to work with prisoners, their families and communities.
Contact us
Through the Gate Mentoring Services

Pact provides Through the Gate and Mentoring Services to those leaving custody in order to support them with their immediate resettlement needs.
Prisoners' Families Helpline

Our freephone confidential helpline provides information and support to anyone who is affected by imprisonment.
Family support

Do you need someone to talk to? Our Family Befrienders can provide practical and emotional support to help you cope with a loved one's sentence.
Prisoners’ children tell their stories through new animations

Pact appears on BBC Breakfast showcasing our work with prisoners' children and brand new animations, alongside Michael Palin.
Our history
David's Story

For many fathers in prison, being a parent is the only part of their identity that they view positively, and this responsibility can be the one thing that gives them the hope and determination to stay on the right path. Read here how David worked with Pact to maintain a positive relationship with his daughter during his time in prison.