Introduction Chantel’s Law is a proposed reform aimed at addressing a crucial gap in the justice system for cases involving murder and the desecration of victims’ bodies. This law was inspired by the tragic case of Chantel Taylor, whose killer not only took her life but also dismembered and concealed her remains, causing unimaginable pain […]
Sentencing for murder can often feel perplexing and deeply frustrating. While current guidelines aim to address a range of factors, their complexity sometimes results in outcomes that fail to reflect the true severity of certain crimes. This is particularly evident in cases involving the desecration of a victim’s body, where justice often feels incomplete. The […]
Jean Taylor, Founder and Chair of Families Fighting For Justice, Advocates for “Chantel’s Law” Jean Taylor, mother of Chantel Taylor and founder and chair of Families Fighting For Justice, is leading the charge for “Chantel’s Law,” which proposes a mandatory 40-year sentence for murderers who refuse to disclose the whereabouts of their victims’ bodies. This […]
For over 18 years, Families Fighting for Justice has been dedicated to supporting families affected by homicide, and their campaign continues to resonate. Their message to young people, “Do U Wanna B In My Gang” and its follow-up, “Do U STILL Wanna B In My Gang,” offers a powerful reminder of the far-reaching effects of […]
Compassionate support from those who truly understand your journey. With over 15 years of experience in delivering Peer Support, we firmly believe that no one is better suited to provide it than someone who has lived through the same experience — losing a loved one to an act of homicide. This is how Families Fighting […]
At Families Fighting for Justice, we understand the profound impact that recent events, such as the riots on 30th July and 3rd August, can have on individuals and communities. Whether it’s your home or business that has been affected, we want to ensure that you have access to the support and resources necessary to recover. […]
At Families Fighting For Justice, we offer a sanctuary for those coping with loss through our peer-led group therapy sessions. These gatherings are designed to provide a shared space where individuals can openly discuss their grief and discover effective coping strategies together. Held on the first Tuesday of every month from 1:15 pm to 2:15 […]
A dedicated group offering mothers the space to share and heal together. Available the last Friday of every month. 10:30am to 12:30/1pm. Starting Friday 31st May Call 0151 709 2994 for further updates.
Available now: Counselling (Peer Support): Offering Peer Support counselling that helps individuals navigate their grief with empathy and practical advice. Respite Breaks: ‘Respite Breaks’ offer families a peaceful escape from the constant reminders of loss, providing a moment of tranquillity and reflection. Housing Issues with a Housing Officer: Our housing officer assists with housing challenges […]
“Men Cry Too” is an initiative providing a secure environment where men can freely express their grief and connect with others facing similar struggles. Recognising that men often suppress their emotions, this programme offers them a unique opportunity to communicate openly and share their feelings with fellow men who understand their experience. These sessions are […]
