Today, Friday, 1st November, OLLY will be treating the young ones to a much-anticipated day out! Thanks to the unwavering support of OLLY’s dedicated volunteers and fantastic driver, this will be a day filled with joy, excitement, and memories that will last a lifetime. At midday, children aged 12 and under will be heading over […]
Jean Taylor, founder of Families Fighting for Justice, will be having a private meeting with Minister James Timpson at the Ministry of Justice in London. As always, Jean continues to work tirelessly, advocating for the families of victims of Homicide and Culpable Road Death. Her mission is clear: to push for crucial changes within the […]
Grief is a deeply personal journey, often filled with feelings of isolation and loss. Losing a loved one can leave individuals searching for comfort, support, and a way to move forward. At Families Fighting for Justice, we believe no one should face this journey alone. Our peer support groups offer a safe and understanding space, […]
A New Direction for Parole Hearings Chantel’s Law seeks to introduce a significant reform to the parole process, specifically in cases where a perpetrator has desecrated their victim’s body. Under this proposed legislation, if an offender claims to have revealed the location of the victim’s remains, but they cannot be recovered—even after this information is […]
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 […]
Our recent trip to Bala Lake in Wales was a wonderful opportunity for our members to step away from daily stresses and find healing in nature. These outings not only provide a calming environment to reflect and connect, but they also foster a sense of belonging and community. See images below…
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. […]
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is an unimaginable tragedy that leaves lasting scars. While everyone’s journey through grief is unique, there’s a shared understanding that can only come from those who have faced similar pain. This is where peer support plays a vital role. What is Peer Support? Peer support involves connecting […]
Would you like your children to visit Anson Street L3 5NY during the holidays to take part in activities like, Arts & Crafts / Board Games / Disco / Karaoke? If your children are not a member of OLLY. Don’t worry, they can join on the day! While the children are enjoying themselves, mums or […]
