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Assessment Partners located around the UK help to review and support first-stage applications

Current Assessment Partners

4WardEverUK is the primary assessor. Application Assessment Partners in various locations around the UK will support applicants , make requests for the consideration of grants and encourage applicants feedback.

Use the email and website links below to contact partners.

Partners expression of Interest

Migrant Media

Migrant Media was established in 1989 and is a collective of radical film makers working in documentary production.
They are media producers and activists embedded with communities of social and political interest and change. Their work has a focus on race and class with a central narrative of resistance.

Visit Migrant Media website
Email : kenfero@btinternet.com

Northern Police Monitoring Project

NPMP’s strength lies in its roots in the community and the mix of people involved. Although in its infancy, it offers a real force that challenges the police status quo of harassment and racism, and supporting other campaigns across the UK.

Visit NPMP website
Email : npolicemonitor@gmail.com

Red Alert HELP!

Red Alert HELP! (from 4WardEverUK & Catalyst 4 Change) will provide 24Hr telephone and text support & advice.
For West Midlands families affected by deaths or abuses in custody, or concerned about vulnerable relatives or friends detained in various types of institutional custody.

Visit Red Alert website
Email : redalertwm@gmail.com

United Families & Friends Campaign

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of those affected by deaths in police, prison and psychiatric custody, supports others in similar situations.
Established in 1997 UFFC supports families of people from varied ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

Visit UFFC website
Email : contactuffc@gmail.com

INQUEST

INQUEST is the only UK-based charity providing expertise on state related deaths and their investigation to bereaved people, lawyers, advice and support agencies, the media and parliamentarians.

This includes work around the Hillsborough football disaster and the Grenfell Tower fire.

Visit INQUEST website

Email : carolinefinney@inquest.org.uk

Justice 4 'Paps' Ullah

The Justice for Paps Campaign was set up by family members and friends following the death of Habib Ullah.
He died on 3rd July 2008 during a stop and search by police officers on a vehicle in a car park in High Wycombe.
He was 39 years old and left behind a young family.

Visit Justice 4 Paps website
Email : justiceforpaps@aim.com

What Some Families Have Said!

"My daughter was charged with arson with intent to take her own life - that was the charge. Three weeks prior to her tragic death Petra was in hospital for doing the same thing for 6 days, why? On 24th November 2004 I watched my daughter take her last heartbeat"

Peter Blanksby : Father of Petra Blanksby

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“When Seni became ill, we took him to hospital which we thought was the best place for him. We shall always bear the cross of knowing that, instead of the help and care he needed, Seni met his death. It took years of struggle to find out what happened to Seni"

Ajibola Lewis : Mother of Olaseni Lewis

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"My brother Mikey Powell died in police custody in September 2003. It’s been a long struggle for justice since then and many thousands of other families are still struggling to find out why and how their loved one died in police, prison immigration or secure hospital units"

Sieta Lambrias : Sister of Mikey Powell

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“My transgender daughter tragically took her life in a male prison. I just hope that the laws are changed, that transgender people can live their life as they want and go to the appropriate prison. If they are living as a woman then they should go to the women’s prison”

Jackie Brooklyn : Mother of Tara Hudson

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"My brother Sean Rigg died in police custody in August 2008. The impact on our family has been devastating and there are many thousands like us who need your support. It’s time to step forward to keep up the work. With your support we can move one step closer to justice"

Marcia Rigg : Sister of Sean Rigg

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"I have always been committed to developing practical solutions to social hardship and injustice, and I see the National Family Fund as such. This fund forms part of the lasting legacy to my cousin, Mikey Powell, who died in police custody in September 2003"

Tippa Naphtali : 4WardEverUK

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Assessment Partners located around the UK help to review and support first-stage applications

Current Assessment Partners

4WardEverUK is the primary assessor. Application Assessment Partners in various locations around the UK will support applicants , make requests for the consideration of grants and encourage applicants feedback.

Use the email and website links below to contact partners.

INQUEST

INQUEST is the only UK-based charity providing expertise on state related deaths and their investigation to bereaved people, lawyers, advice and support agencies, the media and parliamentarians.

This includes work around the Hillsborough football disaster and the Grenfell Tower fire.

Visit INQUEST website

Email : carolinefinney@inquest.org.uk

What Some Families Have Said!

"My daughter was charged with arson with intent to take her own life - that was the charge. Three weeks prior to her tragic death Petra was in hospital for doing the same thing for 6 days, why? On 24th November 2004 I watched my daughter take her last heartbeat"

“When Seni became ill, we took him to hospital which we thought was the best place for him. We shall always bear the cross of knowing that, instead of the help and care he needed, Seni met his death. It took years of struggle to find out what happened to Seni"

"My brother Mikey Powell died in police custody in September 2003. It’s been a long struggle for justice since then and many thousands of other families are still struggling to find out why and how their loved one died in police, prison immigration or secure hospital units"

“My transgender daughter tragically took her life in a male prison. I just hope that the laws are changed, that transgender people can live their life as they want and go to the appropriate prison. If they are living as a woman then they should go to the women’s prison”

"My brother Sean Rigg died in police custody in August 2008. The impact on our family has been devastating and there are many thousands like us who need your support. It’s time to step forward to keep up the work. With your support we can move one step closer to justice"

"I have always been committed to developing practical solutions to social hardship and injustice, and I see the National Family Fund as such. This fund forms part of the lasting legacy to my cousin, Mikey Powell, who died in police custody in September 2003"