International Falsely Accused Day
SUPPORT ORGANISATIONS
There are quite a few organisations and support groups you can contact if you find yourself or a loved one on the other end of a false accusation.
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It is a complete fallacy that false accusations are "vanishingly rare" - they most certainly are NOT!!
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False accusations in the UK and around the world are at pandemic level which is why Lyn Crabtree - the founder of INTERNATIONAL FALSELY ACCUSED DAY - works tirelessly to raise awareness of false accusations promoting 9th September through the entire year!
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In addition to this, Lyn is bringing other countries across the globe to also use their presence in their own country on 9th September each year against the injustice of false allegations.
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People - the public - need to know that we are fighting a broken justice system which is failing innocent people. There is no safety net to protect those who are innocent which is why we are convinced that raising awareness of how easy it is to be a victim of a false accusation should be on everyone's lips thereby bringing awareness to all families in the UK
FALttE
FACT (Falsely Accused in the Contexts of Trust) has been supporting those falsely accused for 26 years! If you click on the logo, it will direct you to their website where you can read valuable information. FACT hold Conferences in Birmingham twice yearly and membership returns are invaluable - so please head to their website and become a member!
FASO (Falsely Accused Support Organisation) is another very valuable source of information and support headed by Mrs Margaret Gardener (FASO UK CEO). By clicking on the logo, you will be directed to their website
Spoken Injustice has a comprehensive library on their website of videos (also on Utube) and information. It is run by Anna Doherty who is passionate about justice in the UK. Just click on the logo!
FALttE (Falsely Accused Letters to the Establishments) is a private Facebook group which you can ask to join the many hundreds of members. .The group sends letters to relevant authorities, journalists and public figures, managed by the administrators, and encourages members to write their own personal letters to MPs and others. Applicants are asked to commit to writing to their MP and reporting the outcome to the group as a minimum.’ ‘The group promotes events and news as appropriate and members offer each other emotional support, legal recommendations (but not advice) and other relevant information as needed.’
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Falsely Accused Network is the UK's only helpline set up for anyone falsely accused of domestic abuse. We will connect you with specialist legal advisors in family law and/ or criminal law. We can link you up with therapists who have experience in supporting the falsely accused, and victims of paternity fraud and their family. We have our dedicated support group which you'll be welcome to join. You will be supported.
Established in 2021, the Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance — DAVIA — is a global human rights organization that addresses the interrelated issues of domestic abuse, domestic violence, false allegations, parental alienation, and shared parenting, particularly how these issues affect men and families. DAVIA’s mission is to promote domestic abuse policies that are science-based, family-friendly, and gender inclusive.