Families Fighting for Justice are here to help support victim’s families of homicide and culpable road death. We offer one to one meetings with families and with individual family members in our lounge, where we have our Wall of Angels which features photographs of our loved ones. We create a peaceful and serene atmosphere for families to feel comfortable with talking about the range of emotions they are feeling. FFFJ is here to help guide people through tough times and will sit, listen and understand all those emotional feelings. Those we support can feel comfortable knowing they are talking with someone who knows exactly what they are going through. We also hold coffee mornings where we have group talks and give people the opportunity to talk with even more people who understand how they feel. FFFJ can deliver, and will deliver, the peer support needed for victim’s families while also working to fight for change. The HUB within our FFFJ building is qualified to offer advice, guidance, and if need be, referral to other agencies that are each qualified on their own field that can address and ongoing issues within your family. This could be alcohol, drugs, misuse, and domestic violence. We have an abundance of agencies that we can refer you to, to help you in any way possible; this can even include housing issues. O.L.L.Y, our children’s group, is also there for the families and offer respite for your child or children to have a break from hard times at home.
Remember, you do not need an appointment to come and see us; we are always waiting here to help. FFFJ has never been afraid to speak out and is fully aware of what is not working and what is. We are not afraid to address any issues where we see failings because we are a voice for the victims of homicide and for their families. Please don’t hesitate to call us on 1051 709 2994 or look around our website for further information: http://www.familiesfightingforjustice.org/index.php
If you wish to see the valuable work OLLY provides you can visit their website: http://ourlostloveyears.co.uk/ Please do not suffer in silence.
