About us

We are PACT

PACT – Parents And Children Together – is an adoption charity and family support provider helping hundreds of families every year through outstanding adoption and adoption support services and community projects across London and the south of England.

Established in 1911, PACT is now one of the UK’s leading charities in its field and is dedicated to the placement of children with secure and loving families, continued support through therapeutic services, supporting and empowering women facing multiple disadvantages and the recovery of children affected by domestic abuse.

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Our Values

Our shared values drive everything that we do.

  • We are PROFESSIONAL in our service delivery.
  • We are committed to maintaining a POSITIVE ATTITUDE.
  • We are INNOVATIVE in the way we approach our work.
  • We genuinely DESIRE TO HELP OTHERS.
Our Values

Last year at PACT…

63

children were placed in loving, permanent families

291

women were supported  through Alana House

133

families affected by domestic abuse were supported through Bounce Back 4 Kids

children were placed in loving, permanent families

women were supported  through Alana House

families affected by domestic abuse were supported through Bounce Back 4 Kids

Meet the leadership teams

Learn more about the Senior Management Team Team and the Board of Trustees at PACT

Check out PACT’s latest news

Free CATCH access for schools in Wokingham, Windsor and Maidenhead

EVERY school in Wokingham, Windsor and Maidenhead is being offered a year’s free access to CATCH to help teachers support children who have been in care or affected by early childhood trauma.
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A new partnership to find more adoptive families for children in Buckinghamshire

PACT has been chosen as a partner by Buckinghamshire Council to form a new regional adoption agency together.
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Adoption agencies join forces to keep brothers and sisters together

VOLUNTARY adoption agencies across the UK have come together with a joint mission to stop brothers and sisters who are waiting in care from being separated when adopted.
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