Useful Links

Partners of Prisoners and Families Support Group (POPS)

– a charity that runs visitors’ centres and supports prisoners’ families in the North West of England. 

Offenders’ Families Helpline

– the Offenders’ Families Helpline has a freephone number that you can call for advice and support: 0808 808 2003.

PACT Prison Advice and Care Trust

HM Prison Service

– Prison Finder with links to local prisons

Email A Prisoner

Many prisons support the following services to enable you to stay in touch with your loved one:

E-mail a prisoner https://www.emailaprisoner.com/

Prison Voicemail https://www.prisonvoicemail.com/

Coronavirus & Universal Credit Support

Citizens Advice Bureaux

– CABs provide free advice about debt and money, plus a host of other issues.

Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS)

– a registered charity that provides confidential advice and support to people who are worried about debt.

National Debtline

– free, independent advice about debt problems. Visit their website for factsheets, advice, sample letters and more; or call their helpline on 0808 808 4000.

Quaker Social Action (Made of Money)

– support on gaining control of your financial future.

Self Help Services

Mind 

– a mental health charity, making sure no one has to face a mental health problem alone.

Rethink

– helps over 48,000 people a year and runs more than 130 support groups for people with mental health problems. Their website contains lots of useful information and advice.

Sane

– the SANEline telephone helpline is open every day from 6pm – 11pm. Call 0845 767 8000.

HMP Manchester

Latest Updates from the Prison : http://www.justice.gov.uk/contacts/prison-finder/manchester

Latest support leaflet from HMP Manchester – Covid 19 Update Friday 20th March

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Ministry of Justice

– the government department that runs the Prison Service, as well as the courts, probation, criminal law and sentencing.

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons

– the independent inspection body which reports on conditions in prisons in England and Wales. You can download inspection reports directly from their website.

Prisons and Probation Ombudsman

– the ombudsman, Stephen Shaw, investigates complaints from prisoners and others. He is completely independent from the Prison Service and the Probation Service.

Inside Time

– the newspaper for prisoners. Their website also contains information about prisons and visiting someone inside.

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