We have been working on a blog to show the effects of having a parent in prison from different angles, firstly we have a poem from a young person whose father is in prison. Dear George, I know your my biological father, I know all that shit, I know you won’t read this, Cause your […]
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A snapshot of the work we do, images drawn by the children and an insight into their world.
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Have a listen to Bridget, a grandmother we have been supporting for nearly 2 years. Learn more about the work we do and understand a bit about what it is like to have a parent in prison. Interested in volunteering with us? Please get in touch.
Interview on BBC radio Oxford Read More »
We are delighted to announce that we can now receive donations through virgin so please spread the word! Lets see how much we can raise over the festive season! CH&S Virgin Giving home page
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The residential was a great success, everyone (including the adults) had fun making their own video! Now we need to plan the next one.
November 2014 residential Read More »
Children aged 8-13 yrs old invited to take part in Residential at outdoor centre in Oxfordshire on Saturday 15th November until Sunday 16th November. Children will focus on using film as a medium for exploring their feelings of having a parent in prison. Please ring for further information.
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Children Heard and Seen Seen would like to thank Bridget for helping to raise the profile of CH&S on Monday morning. To listen to the interview by Malcolm Boyden click here.
BCC Radio Oxford interview Read More »
Come to our next activity day on Saturday 4th October. We are currently running a group in partnership with Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. The sessions will enable the children to be amongst other children who have similar experiences. The group also enables parents to meet and share their experiences and have a voice in
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We are working towards providing 6-12 months weekly volunteer mentoring provision to 10 primary age children who have a parent in prison. Year 7 children have been prioritised due to 10 years of age being the age of criminal responsibility. Mentors to act as a positive role model and provide regular opportunities for children to