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Check out the latest edition of the 'S' word - our safeguarding newsletter

Hello, Pact People! Here we are again for the third edition of the unmissable safeguarding newsletters, delivered hot and fresh to your inbox every couple of months. This month, our focus is on the Blue Book.
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.
Youth group creates Pact inspired graffiti art

We were delighted to take our youth group to a graffiti art session last week, where they created their Pact inspired piece ' Our Pact Voice.'
Emma O'Connor

Emma O'Connor, Pact's Lead Volunteer Coordinator for the South East region.

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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.
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.