Visits are an important link in preparing prisoners for their life in the community when they are released. Visitors are welcome at all WA correction facilities. Family and friends are encouraged to maintain contact with offenders throughout their sentence.
Information includes:
- visiting hours
- identification requirements
- code of conduct
- dress standards
- family support centres
Select a prison or detention centre for important information when visiting a corrections facility:
- Acacia Prison
- Albany Regional Prison
- Bandyup Women's Prison
- Banksia Hill Detention Centre
- Boronia Pre-release Centre for Women
- Broome Regional Prison
- Bunbury Regional Prison
- Casuarina Prison
- Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison
- Greenough Regional Prison
- Hakea Prison
- Karnet Prison Farm
- Melaleuca Remand and Reintegration Facility
- Pardelup Prison Farm
- Roebourne Regional Prison
- Wandoo Rehabilitation Prison
- West Kimberley Regional Prison
- Wooroloo Prison Farm
Announcements
Bandyup Women’s Prison marks 50 years
Bandyup Women’s Prison will mark 50 years of operation tomorrow, in conjunction with National Corrections Day.
New drug detection dogs graduate and help lead prison security
Three dedicated dogs and handlers will join the ranks of Corrective Services today when they officially graduate from the Passive Alert Detector (PAD) dog program run at the Drug Detection Unit.
No place for drugs in Western Australia's prisons
"If you bring drugs to prison they will be found and if you take drugs you will be tested."