Pact is proud to be relaunching its Visiting Mum project in two women's prisons this month, paving the way for Welsh mothers to maintain positive relationships with their children throughout their prison sentence. Read more
After the latest announcement from HMPPS we know that many people have had questions about testing and what physical contact will be allowed during social visits. We outline some answers from HMPPS that we hope will be useful. Read more
A new report commissioned by Pact has found that 75% of prisoners’ families want more support, including meeting other people in similar situations and accessing professional advice and guidance. Read more
Pact is one of the 23 organisations that have secured almost £50,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund to help end homelessness in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot. Read more
We're looking for someone who can assist us in the next exciting phase of our development as we focus on improving the wellbeing, health and mental health of men and women in custody and in the community. Read more
Baroness Louise Casey works alongside Pact, London Housing Foundation and key senior officials to break the cycle Read more
Our digital Visitors' Guides are being updated to reflect the latest changes to the identification requirements for prison visitors. Read more
On 29th March 2021, the Prison Service announced that prisons who have achieved 'Stage 3' status can restart social visits. We've put together some useful guidance that explains what this means and what happens next. Read more
Prisoners' children have been overlooked by experts in prison vaccination plans. Read more
The recent announcement that 500 new prison places will be created for women as part of the Ministry of Justice’s new initiative to “steer women away from crime”, includes some positive notes, but also raise concerns from our perspective. Read more