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Sir Harold Hood Memorial Lectures

Most years, we hold our Sir Harold Hood Memorial lecture to celebrate the life and memory of a great friend and champion, the late Sir Harold Hood.
Save The Date: Pact's AGM & Conference - Women in the Justice System

Save the Date for our 2019 Annual General Meeting and Conference, which this year will focus on women's experience of the criminal justice system.
Why volunteer for Pact?

Find out what our volunteers have to say about us and why they love supporting prisoners, people with convictions and their families.
Pact ranks in top 100 best not-for-profit organisations to work for

Pact rises through the ranks, being named as one of the top 100 best not-for-profit organisations to work for in the UK for the second time!

Animation: Children's Rights

Watch our animation about the rights of the child, including those most important for children with parents in prison.
Animation: A Journey into Prison

Watch our animation about what it means when someone goes to prison
Locked Out: A book for children with a loved one in prison

Read 'Locked Out', a book which helps children cope with the imprisonment of a loved one which contains useful guidance and activities for children.
Kyra's Story

Watch the story of a girl who thought her Stepdad was working away as a bus driver, but found out he was actually in prison. Hear in her own words what it was like visiting her stepdad in prison.
Ollie's Story

Watch the story of a boy whose home was raided by police when his Dad was arrested. Hear in his own words how this experience made him feel.
Brandon's Story

Watch the story of a boy who thought his Dad was on a business trip, but found out he was actually in prison. Hear in his own words how this experience made him feel.
Read Rico's Story

When Rico was 12 years old his parents were arrested and sent to prison. Read Rico's story and find out how he felt, and how having a Pact Youth Worker has helped him.
I wish...

Hear from children and young people who have witnessed a home raid, or a parent's arrest, and hear what they wish had been different.
My family member has gone to prison

Has your family member gone to prison? Find out more about what this means here.
How are you feeling?

Experiencing a family member going to prison can result in lots of different feelings and emotions for lots of different reasons.