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This link page is so designed to point you in the general direction of finding the right help in your circumstances it will not hurt to look at them all. 1. www.bfms.org.uk is a site
serving people and professionals in contested accusations of abuse.
So often the accuser has been indoctrinated into believing that
they really were abused even when they have not. The children in
the Lewis case are almost certainly of that group with both the
mother and the continuers interrogating by social services and in
the stories page you will find the story of Adam where a religious
cult believes all problems in families stem from abuse.
9.www.innocent.org.uk
Is an excellent site dealing with many forms of injustice especially
for those innocent in prison. 11.Many
of you out there have been subject to the injustices of the Social
services, according to SWIA they are intent on putting that right
and making them answerable to the public. If you have been a victim
of injustice regarding Social services contact SWIA and please let
us know of the out come, we really want to believe they will achieve
their stated goals freedomofinfo@swia.gov.uk 12. Unity Injustice, much to my disgrace I have
only just found this site and wish I had found it a long time ago.
It is full of really good info check it out. Their mission is to
focus on the support and strengthening of the family unit, to help
in advising people the best course of actions other than removal
and adoption of children, we believe that too many instances occur
when a care order is so handy when in fact a course of support provided
interagency would have a more positive effect and work better for
the children in question. 13. Your social workers are they registered 14.fassit support@fassit.co.uk more on this group later 15. LOVE our Irish friends with many stories and lots of good ideas to promote help for the falsely accused. more on this group later. You can use this page to check a social workers registration. You
can search by name, town where the social care worker is currently
employed, or by social care registration number. To refine your
search results you just fill in more than one field. Useful Addresses For advice or complaints about access to public information, (statistics,
policy documents etc.) contact: For advice or complaints about access to personal information,
contact: If you believe the police have abused their investigatory powers
(such as tapping your phone without proper authority, or in some
way infringing on your human rights) you can write to The Investigatory
Powers Tribunal at the address below. However, the police have much
more power than many people realise, and as such, authority can
be given quite legally for actions we may view as abusive and unfair.
This is reflected in the fact that none of the complaints made to
the Tribunal in 2003 were upheld, as indeed mine wasn't. For advice regarding Legal Aid contact: To complain about your solicitor (you should first speak to him/her
and/or anyone within the firm who deals with complaints) contact: To complain about the court that dealt with your case contact:
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