Courses in prison and the community
Pact offers comprehensive relationship, parenting education, and family learning courses in prisons and the community.
Our programmes draw on 30 years of research and development. They are designed to enhance resilience, empathy, and communication skills for those affected by imprisonment, thereby strengthening critical family relationships essential for successful resettlement and rehabilitation.
We are proud to be an approved SFJ and NFCE Award Centre.
Programmes & learning in numbers
courses delivered in prison and the community
participants supported to prepare for life after release
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course completion rate%
participant satisfaction rateA child-centric approach
In our work with imprisoned parents and those on probation, the needs and welfare of children are paramount. We support parents in helping their children achieve, thrive, and foster a love of learning while focusing on opportunities for parents to build positive relational identities and desist from further offending.
Our dual goals are to reduce the risk of reoffending and to mitigate the harm caused to children due to exposure to offending within the family and contact with the criminal justice system.
Inspiring positive change and reducing reoffending
We challenge, enable, and inspire participants to focus on their family responsibilities and motivate them to live pro-social, crime-free lives. Our independently evaluated model has been proven to reduce the risk of reoffending.