Children affected by parental offending and imprisonment workshop

Children Affected by Parental Offending

It is estimated that more than 310,000 children a year that experience the imprisonment of a parent and 10,000 visits every week made to our public prisons by children and young people. Research increasingly shows the impact that parental imprisonment can have on these children-poorer outcomes, stigma, isolation, poor education attainment, health and financial difficulties.

We deliver a workshop for professionals:
Understanding the Needs of Children and Families Affected by Parental Offending:- a 2 hour introductory workshop, for all professionals working with offenders, children or families, on the impact of parental offending and where to access support and advice.

Unfortunately we are unable to offer refunds. Should you be unable to attend, please inform us at least 7 days prior to your workshop and we will be able to move you to an alternative date. Please contact us directly before cancelling your booking on this site.

For booking enquiries please contact sara.rattenbury@barnardos.org.uk