Sending mail to silverwater jail

Sending mail to Silverwater Correctional Centre in New South Wales, Australia. Here's what you need to know:

Address: Silverwater Correctional Centre PO Box 100 Silverwater NSW 2128

Mail Guidelines:

1. Write the prisoner's name and number on the envelope: Include the prisoner's name and NSW Corrections number (if known) on the envelope to ensure it reaches the correct person.
2. Use a standard envelope: Use a standard A4-sized envelope with a minimum of 80gsm weight.
3. No cash or valuables: Do not send cash, credit cards, or any other valuables through the mail.
4. No obscene or offensive material: Do not send any material that is obscene, offensive, or promotes violence.
5. No contraband: Do not send any items that could be considered contraband, such as drugs, weapons, or other prohibited items.
6. Sign and date the envelope: Sign and date the envelope to ensure it is properly addressed.

What can be sent:

• Letters
• Postcards
• Photographs (no more than 10 per envelope)
• Books (new and not previously owned by the prisoner)
• Magazines (new and not previously owned by the prisoner)
• Stationery (e.g., pens, pencils, paper)

What cannot be sent:

• Cash or credit cards
• Contraband items (e.g., drugs, weapons, etc.)
• Obscene or offensive material
• Any item that could be used as a weapon
• Any item that could compromise the security of the prison

Delivery: Mail is typically delivered to the prisoner within 3-5 working days. However, delivery times may vary depending on the efficiency of the postal service and the security procedures in place at the prison.

Important: Before sending mail to a prisoner, ensure you have their consent and that the mail complies with the guidelines above. If you're unsure about any aspect of sending mail to a prisoner, you can contact the Silverwater Correctional Centre directly for guidance.

Remember to always respect the rights and safety of both the prisoner and the prison staff when sending mail.