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Families Outside is a Scottish charity which helps hundreds of families each year through the Scottish Prisoners' Family Helpline. Through research, training and partnership work, Families Outside aims to raise awareness of the needs of families affected by imprisonment so that they can get the information and support they need to cope.
Families Outside has a new address - 13 Great King St, Edinburgh, EH3 6QW
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This website is Copyright ©2008. Permission is granted to reproduce documentation for personal and educational use only. Commercial copying, hiring, lending is prohibited. All rights reserved.
The imprisonment of a relative can have a huge impact on their family:
Families affected by imprisonment face a process of grief and readjustment throughout the course of arrest, trial, imprisonment and release proceedings.
Families find it difficult to get the information and support they need to make them feel in control during periods of crisis and stress.
This audio file contains reflections on the experience of having a substance misusing member of the family go to prison.
To read each of the family members' words, please download the Adobe pdf transcript.
Conference 2004 - Adjusting, adjusting, readjusting
This audio file contains the voices of families talking about their journey through the experience of having relative in prison.
Click one of the links to play the audio file, or you can right-click and select 'Save As...' to download to your computer.