ALT Two people hugging in a car park outside a prison. Overlaid text reads: “Trustee opportunity”, “National prison charity” and “Use your financial expertise to change lives”, alongside the Pact logo.

ALT An adult holds a young child in a close hug. Overlaid text reads: “Welsh Affairs Committee report. No women’s prisons in Wales. Women held miles from home. Families pushed apart.” Pact logo appears in the top right, and a BBC logo sits at the bottom right.

ALT Teal background with the Pact logo in the top right. On the left, a torn-paper style image shows a newspaper page from Inside Time titled “Colin’s Big Adventure,” including a photo of three people (Lord Timpson, Colin Pritchard, and Jim Horsted, Pact's deputy chair) holding an award and text about Colin Pritchard’s achievements. On the right, white text reads: “Pact peer mentor Colin tells his story in Inside Time,” with “Inside Time” highlighted in a white box. A curved arrow points from the text to the newspaper clipping.

ALT Photo of person sleeping on doorstep. Overlaid text reads, 'Leaving prison should never be a death sentence'. The Guardian logo is beneath; the Pact logo is in the top right corner

ALT Photo of a little boy going through prison security. Text reads '1 in 15 children will experience their parent going to prison during their school years'. The Pact logo is in the top right corner.

ALT Graphic with a crumpled paper background and Pact logo, featuring the text: “When Anna’s dad went to prison she stopped going to school. No one understood what was going on…” designed to introduce a story about a child affected by parental imprisonment and the impact of lack of joined‑up support.

ALT Close-up portrait of Frank Cottrell Boyce wearing a blue shirt, seated indoors with a blurred bookshelf in the background. The Pact logo appears in the top left. Overlaid text reads: “Children’s Laureate highlights Pact reading programme” and “I was seeing broken bonds repaired in real time.”

ALT A prison landing with metal railings and walkways across multiple levels. One person leans on an upper-level railing looking across the landing. Overlaid text reads: “Mental Health Awareness Week” and “Listening to families can save lives.” The Pact logo appears in the top right corner.

ALT Large grey Easter bunny display surrounded by colourful paper flowers, carrots and a white picket fence, with handmade signs reading “Happy Easter” and “Hoppy Easter.”

ALT Decorated noticeboard with large “HAPPY EID” lettering, surrounded by cards, mosque illustrations and a lantern, with a “Welcome to Gartree” sign below.

ALT Close-up of potted spring flowers with a small handwritten card reading “Happy Mother’s Day.”

ALT Table of green paper-plate Easter crafts, with craft materials nearby.

ALT Photograph of a Making Positive Connections feedback form. Over the centre is a white torn‑paper style overlay displaying the quote: “These sessions are really good for people like myself whose family have died.” The background shows handwritten feedback boxes beneath, and a blue border with the Pact logo in the top right corner.

ALT Photograph of a Making Positive Connections feedback form with a white torn‑paper overlay in the centre. The visible quote reads: “Thanks for giving me a smile. Makes living here a tad easier.” Handwritten comments are partially visible underneath, with a pink border and the Pact logo in the top right corner.

ALT Photograph of a Making Positive Connections feedback form. A white torn‑paper overlay highlights the quote: “Thank you for everything. These sessions make me feel better.” The form includes handwritten feedback beneath, framed by an orange border with the Pact logo in the top right corner.

ALT Orange graphic wishing luck to Pact’s London Marathon runners. Text reads “Good luck to Pact’s London Marathon runners!” On the right, four stacked photos show the runners during training or races, labelled Rainer, Kristen, LeRon and George. Pact logo in bottom right.

ALT Prisoners’ Families Helpline, delivered by Pact. A person in a green jumper holds another person in a corridor setting. Text lists support offered: practical information, emotional support, and help at all stages of the criminal justice process. Freephone 0808 808 2003. Open Monday–Friday 9am–8pm, Weekends and Bank Holidays 10am–3pm.

ALT A child’s handmade thank you card on a light surface. The card shows a large rainbow‑coloured heart drawn in chalk or pastels. Over the corner is a handwritten note from a child saying thank you for helping them see their mum, with kisses drawn at the bottom. The Pact logo appears in the top right corner.

ALT A green thank you card decorated with small rainbow stickers. In front of it is a handwritten note from a mum thanking Pact for facilitating family visits over 15 months and for the kindness and support provided to keep things as normal as possible for the family. The Pact logo appears in the top right corner.

ALT A bright pink graphic with the text “Meet our London Marathon runners!” on the left. On the right, a tilted white photo strip shows four runners in separate images: Rainer wearing a Pact running vest, Kristen smiling at an event, LeRon holding a medal after a race, and George running outdoors. Each photo is labelled with the runner’s first name. The Pact logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT A woman stands indoors holding a printed staff recognition certificate. She is wearing a lanyard and jewellery, and is positioned in front of shelves filled with toys, art supplies, and children’s books. The Pact logo appears in the top right corner, and a pink banner at the bottom reads “Autism Awareness Month 2026.”