HMP Brinsford

HMP Brinsford is a men's prison and young offender institution (YOI) in Wolverhampton for 18 to 29-year-olds.
Address: New Road Wolverhampton WV10 7PY UK
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Key contacts

Pact contact: Toni Turner

Prison switchboard: 01902 533 450

Visitors’ Centre telephone: 01902 533 591

Email Pact: brinsford@prisonadvice.org.uk 

Safer Custody line: 01902 533 565

Guidance for visitors

Visit the gov.uk page for information about:

Family engagement support
Family & Visitors’ Centre 
Charitably funded services
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HMP Brinsford's Family & Visitors' Centre

Pact runs the Family & Visitors’ Centre at this prison, ensuring you a warm welcome when you visit.

Our team supports family members, friends and visitors. This includes emotional and practical support before and after your visit and additional reassurance if it is your first visit or you are particularly anxious about going through the gate.

We can also offer guidance and resources around:

  • Travel and transport
  • Financial assistance for prison visits
  • Signposting to Pact services and other helpful organisations
  • Supporting children and young people affected by imprisonment
  • Raising concerns or making a complaint

Family engagement support

Your Family Engagement Manager is Toni Turner

Contact number: 01902 533 591

If your issue is complex and you need to talk to us in person, please include your number in the email and tell us that you would like a call back. It would also be helpful if you could let us know whether we are able to leave a message if there is no answer. We will aim to get back to you as soon as we possibly can. 

If you have urgent concerns about the welfare of your loved one in prison, please call the prison Safer Custody line directly.

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Other services at HMP Brinsford

Dealt an ACE

Dealt an ACE is a first-of-its-kind project introducing a trauma-informed approach to men at HMP YOI Brinsford. The programme aims to build resilience in young adult men (aged 18-24) who have suffered severe or multiple adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) to help increase resilience and reduce the likelihood of them reoffending on release.

Pact works with prisoners to create a personalised action plan, offering one-to-one support to improve self-worth, relationships, and social and emotional health. Pact's team can also help with facilitating

Prisoners' Families Helpline 

You can contact the Prisoners’ Families Helpline for advice and support on all aspects of the criminal justice system.

Call freephone on 0808 808 2003

Open 9am – 8pm Monday to Friday and 10am – 3pm on weekends and bank holidays (exc. Christmas Day and Boxing Day) 

Email the team at info@prisonersfamilies.org (please allow up to 3 days for a response)

The Prisoners’ Families Helpline website also offers a range of information on supporting your loved one in prison.

Make a comment or complaint 

We are committed to putting the people who use our services first. You can offer feedback on any of our services by speaking to a member of our team, submitting a feedback form online, or sending an email to feedback@prisonadvice.org.uk.