Paul Booton

Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) is a national charity that supports prisoners and their families to make a fresh start. Pact is based in London, UK. Pact delivers support to the hardest to reach prisoners and people with convictions in partnership with Ixion, providing one-to-one casework, mentoring, facilitated learning, and short courses in prison and in the community. The charity is committed to giving every person in prison the best chance of a fresh start, and to supporting their children and families. The British company was founded in 1898. Andrew Keen-Downs has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 2005.

Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) is a national charity that supports prisoners and their families to make a fresh start. Pact is based in London, UK. Pact delivers support to the hardest to reach prisoners and people with convictions in partnership with Ixion, providing one-to-one casework, mentoring, facilitated learning, and short courses in prison and in the community. The charity is committed to giving every person in prison the best chance of a fresh start, and to supporting their children and families. The British company was founded in 1898. Andrew Keen-Downs has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 2005.

Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) is a national charity that supports prisoners and their families to make a fresh start. Pact is based in London, UK. Pact delivers support to the hardest to reach prisoners and people with convictions in partnership with Ixion, providing one-to-one casework, mentoring, facilitated learning, and short courses in prison and in the community. The charity is committed to giving every person in prison the best chance of a fresh start, and to supporting their children and families. The British company was founded in 1898. Andrew Keen-Downs has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 2005.

Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) is a national charity that supports prisoners and their families to make a fresh start. Pact is based in London, UK. Pact delivers support to the hardest to reach prisoners and people with convictions in partnership with Ixion, providing one-to-one casework, mentoring, facilitated learning, and short courses in prison and in the community. The charity is committed to giving every person in prison the best chance of a fresh start, and to supporting their children and families. The British company was founded in 1898. Andrew Keen-Downs has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 2005.

Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) is a national charity that supports prisoners and their families to make a fresh start. Pact is based in London, UK. Pact delivers support to the hardest to reach prisoners and people with convictions in partnership with Ixion, providing one-to-one casework, mentoring, facilitated learning, and short courses in prison and in the community. The charity is committed to giving every person in prison the best chance of a fresh start, and to supporting their children and families. The British company was founded in 1898. Andrew Keen-Downs has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 2005.