how you can help

If you want to get involved by volunteering or effecting change, Pact (Prison Advice and care Trust) and the Prison Reform Trust have produced a guide called What can I Do? It details the ways you can help out with youth justice projects, restorative justice, prison visits and independent monitoring boards to name a few.

Download a PDF of What Can I Do?

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Help us to build a just, humane and effective penal system



The Prison Reform Trust works hard to ensure a just, humane and effective penal system - one which reserves prison for the most serious offenders, and treats prisoners and their families with the humanity and respect they deserve. We do this by gathering and disseminating clear and accurate information about the prison system, and promoting practical and constructive solutions to entrenched problems.



 



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