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Mental health organization partners with Haringey Council to support families affected by crime

8th December 20196th December 2019 Josie McFarlane 678 Views 0 Comments communities, crime, help, knife crime, London, Support, victims

A new initiative London based mental health organization, Find A Balance (FAB), has been commissioned by Haringey Council to provide

Lack of long-term support means modern slavery victims at risk of further abuse

3rd August 20192nd August 2019 Josie McFarlane 616 Views 0 Comments charities, children, Exploitation, government, Modern Slavery, Money, Support, victims

The lack of support offered to victims of modern slavery in the UK means they face the risk of further

Church accused of ignoring abuse victims as ‘seal of confessional’ upheld

11th May 201910th May 2019 Josie McFarlane 540 Views 0 Comments Abuse, christian, Church news, Faith, victims

The Church of England is ignoring abuse victims, survivors claim, after it rejected a report saying that clergy should report

Police appeal for footage of the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka

25th April 201925th April 2019 Josie McFarlane 520 Views 0 Comments community, help, Police appeal, public, Sri Lanka attacks, Terrorism, victims

Police are appealing for people who have returned to the UK from Sri Lanka to share with them any footage

R Kelly breaks silence over sex abuse accusations: ‘This is not me’

6th March 20196th March 2019 Josie McFarlane 668 Views 0 Comments Abuse, community, Denies, R Kelly, Sex abuse, victims

R Kelly has tearfully and angrily denied allegations of sexual abuse in the first interview since his arrest last month.

Racism, sexism and bullying reported at Oxfam

21st January 201921st January 2019 Josie McFarlane 649 Views 0 Comments #Sexism, Abuse, charity, oxfam, Racism, scandal, victims

The work environment at Oxfam is marked by “racism, colonial behaviour and bullying”, staff have reported. The allegations were made

R Kelly’s Daughter: He’s A ‘Monster’

12th January 201911th January 2019 Josie McFarlane 1501 Views 0 Comments Abuse, community, Daughter, Lady Gaga, R Kelly, victims

R Kelly’s daughter has broken her silence about the allegations of sexual abuse surrounding her estranged dad. On Thursday Buku

Mothers’ Union members around the world gear up to campaign against domestic violence

23rd November 201822nd November 2018 Josie McFarlane 1136 Views 0 Comments Abuse, against, awareness, black, campaign, churches, community, Domestic abuse, domestic violence, Event, Faith, government, help, International Human Rights Day, Mothers union, resources, Support, survivors, victims

Combating domestic violence is at the heart of what many Mothers’ Union members do around the world – whether it

Pittsburgh shooting: Victims of synagogue attack named

28th October 2018 Josie McFarlane 819 Views 0 Comments crime, Gun, Jewish, killed, named, Pittsburgh shooting, synagogue attack, Terror attack, US, victims

The names of the 11 people killed in Saturday’s attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh have been released, with the

Christian woman raises awareness about domestic abuse

24th October 201826th October 2018 Josie McFarlane 893 Views 0 Comments #Woman, Abuse, awareness, Behind The Mask, christian, community, domestic violence, Ihu Nweke, victims

A Christian woman is launching a project to raise awareness of domestic violence. Ihu Nweke, 41, from The Croft in

Grenfell council worker stole £60k from victims’ fund

31st August 201831st August 2018 Shirley McGreal 1189 Views 0 Comments community, council finance manager, Fire, Grenfell, Grenfell Tower, Jenny McDonagh, Kensington and Chelsea borough council, NHS Trust, Robert Simpson, victims, Westminster Magistrates Court

A council finance manager stole £62,000 from survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster before splashing out on holidays and haircuts, a court heard.

Embracing the energy of Synergy in the fight against youth crime by Shirin Aguiar

20th August 201819th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 1956 Views 0 Comments African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, African-Caribbean, all faiths, Angela Bacon, angry, Ascension trust, Ben Lindsey, Bexley Christian Life Centre, Bishop Lenford Rowe, Bishop of Southwark, Black children, Black Church, Black communities, Bola Ojo, Chief Superintendent Community Engagement, Christian Resources in Bexley Schools, Church of God of Prophecy, churches, Community Justice, CRIBS, Criminology, Dave Springer, Delphine Duff, Dr Anthony Goodman, drug-fuelled, experts in their field, Foundation Trust, Gang Changers UK, Holistic Approach, Ian Joseph, individuals, Joanna Daley, Keep The Faith magazine, London, London boroughs, London City Mission, London Community Rehabilitation Company, Marcia Dixon, MD Public Relations, mental health issues, Met Police, Micah Community Church, Middlesex University, Miss Julaine Hedman, Mrs Bola Ojo, Mrs Caroline Miller, Ms Karen Allen, murdered, murders in the capital, Old Bailey, Operations Manager, organisations, Pastor Delroy Davis, prayer coordinator, public outcry, Ransom African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Reverend Alton Bell, Reverend Canon Steve Coulson, Reverend Les Isaac OBE, Reverend Ron Nathan, RJ &Youth Unit, Rt Revd Christopher Chessun, Serious Group Offending, sharing intelligence, Shirley McGreal, Southwark Cathedral, St Mark’s Church Kennington, Street Pastors, Street Pastors Bexley, Synergy, Synergy network, tackling violent crime, the police, the probation service, the University of East London, victims, violent crime, violent crime in London, working together, Young Adults and Gangs Unit, Youth Services and Lifelong Learning in Bexley Council

The founders of the iconic Street Pastors have launched a collaborative network to take on the violent criminals blighting London’s

Current responses to hate crime in the UK are failing and letting down victims, says report

3rd July 2017 Mariah 1897 Views 0 Comments barriers, campaigns, duty, experts, failing, Hate crime, Leicester, prevent, report, UK, University, victims

New research by University of Leicester experts highlights the barriers that victims face in accessing justice and identifies ways of