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Parents And Children Together (PACT)

PACT (www.pactcharity.org) helps hundreds of troubled families every year through inspirational and award-winning services across Reading and Berkshire. PACT helps parents to make the best life for their children, especially those from more troubled backgrounds.

PACT supports vulnerable children and families through:

Alana House - supporting vulnerable women with complex needs who often lead chaotic lives. Many are isolated, at risk of offending, and have multiple and complex needs.
Bounce Back 4 Kids (BB4K) - an innovative programme developed by PACT which supports children and their non-perpetrating parents who have experienced domestic abuse.
Outstanding (Ofsted 2014 & 2017) adoption and adoption support services. Since 2011, PACT has placed over 500 children-in-care with loving forever families. In 2013, PACT’s therapeutic support service called FACTS was voted “Voluntary Adoption Service of the Year” (BAAF National Adoption Week Awards).

PACT aims to:

Reduce inequalities by improving the life chances of children and parents
Support and counsel parents in the choices they make and opportunities they provide their children

Who to contact

Telephone: 0300 456 4800
Website: PACT; www.pactcharity.org/adoption

Where to go

Name: Parents & Children Together
Address: 7
South Street
Reading
Postcode: RG1 4QS

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