As part of our campaign to create change for children impacted by parental imprisonment, we would like every school in the country to have an official policy in place on how to support children with a parent in prison. This policy was created by Children Heard and Seen practitioners with teaching experience and lived experience […]
Children Heard and Seen publish Model School Policy: Parental Imprisonment Read More »
On the 12th of September we held the premiere of ‘Invisible Children’ at Westminster with over 25 MPs in attendance. The aim of the film is to demonstrate the importance of identification and support for children with a parent in prison. The film is set for full release on the 28th of September. The trailer
Invisible Children – Film Trailer Read More »
Our director/founder, Sarah Burrows, was awarded the ‘Long-Term Achievement’ award at the Sheila McKechnie Foundation National Campaigner Awards 2023. This award recognises those who have made change happen most effectively, creatively, and courageously. The aim of the awards are to celebrate campaigns that lead to changes that benefit all across society. During the presentation, last
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We produced the following snapshot report in consultation with 30 adults caring for a child with a parent in prison. It outlines the current issues with video calls as a form of communication between the person in prison and their loved ones, and suggests recommended improvements. Click here to read the full report Back to
Prison Video Calls: Snapshot Report Read More »