Hot off the back of today’s report by Lord Farmer setting out the importance that maintaining good family relationships plays in relation to the rehabilitation of people in prison, yesterday we published new information for the family members of people with convictions.
Unlike the other information and advice on our site, which is aimed at people who have a criminal record themselves, this new information deals specifically with issues relating to criminal records as seen through the eyes of family members of those with convictions.
For more information
- For practical self-help information – More information is available on our families of people with convictions section
- Questions – If you have any questions about this you can contact our helpline.
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