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The United Families & Friends Campaign rally & procession is held each year in London

About the UFFC

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those who are killed in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

Click here for report on the 2023 annual event

Visit : www.uffcampaign.org

Report on the 20th Anniversary Conference & Procession, 2018

See the Deaths in Custody list, 1969-2011

2023 Rally & Demonstration

Film Courtesy of Radical Herbalist

Released 2022

Thousands take to the streets in 2022 to protest over deaths in police custody

Campaigners and the relatives of Chris Kaba, Oladeji Omishore, Matthew Leahy, and others signed a letter addressed to Rishi Sunak which was delivered to Number 10 on Saturday.

Protesters joined them chanting 'police are the murderers' and held signs reading 'End Taser deaths now' and 'Failed by the state'.

In 2020 the annual protest & rally moved online with a powerful video tribute

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

UFFC was established in 1997.

The United Friends and Families Campaign (UFFC) members assembled in Trafalgar Square, London, on 26 October 2018

They march to Downing Street to remember those who have died in police custody, prisons and psychiatric hospitals. Families of those victims demand justice and raise awareness to prevent such deaths from happening.

Ken Fero Interview

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Northern Police Monitoring Project

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Feedback By Some Grant Recipients!

"I would like to thank the Fund on behalf of my family. We used the money to host a family get-together over the festive period to remember our loved ones. We are inspired by your charity - What you've achieved is tremendous"

John Burke-Monverville, Father (Monerville brothers)

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"Thanks for your generosity and helping us with Jack's Living Memorial, and the five children in Bali who'll benefit from the funds received. It has brought his spirit close to us, and we know he would be very proud this is happening in his name"

Anna Susianta, Mother of Jack Susianta

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"The funding has helped us to set up the UNGRIPP campaign website. We hope this will help us to push for change and is in memory of my brother, Tommy. We can't thank you enough for the funding that helped this to become possible"

Donna Mooney, Sister of Tommy Nicol

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"To all that made it possible for the donation that I received from the Family Fund - thank you. It has been put to good use. I badly needed new memorial garden fencing before the winter arrived. it's now been delivered and put in place"

Jan Butler, Mother of Lloyd Butler

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"Thanks to the Family Fund for its financial support at such a difficult time. Funds went towards buying much-needed carpets - campaigning for so long, I neglected my home. I also received a grant towards my book on Christopher's case"

Janet Alder, sister of Christopher Alder

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"The grant helped to pay bills that I'd fallen behind with due to the death of my son, and not being able to work. The grant was extremely useful and enabled my family breathing space and not having the debt distraction. We are very grateful"

Samantha Millers, Mother of Charlie Millers

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The United Families & Friends Campaign rally & procession is held each year in London

About the UFFC

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those who are killed in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

Click here for report on the 2023 annual event

Visit : www.uffcampaign.org

Report on the 20th Anniversary Conference & Procession, 2018

See the Deaths in Custody list, 1969-2011

Thousands take to the streets in 2022 to protest over deaths in police custody

Read more here

In 2020 the annual protest & rally moved online with a powerful video tribute

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

UFFC was established in 1997.

Read more here

The United Friends and Families Campaign (UFFC) members assembled in Trafalgar Square, London, on 26 October 2018

They march to Downing Street to remember those who have died in police custody, prisons and psychiatric hospitals. Families of those victims demand justice and raise awareness to prevent such deaths from happening.

Ken Fero Interview

Migrant Media

United Families & Friends Campaign

Red Alert HELP!

Northern Police Monitoring Project

Justice for Habib 'Paps' Ullah

INQUEST

Feedback By Some Grant Recipients!

"I would like to thank the Fund on behalf of my family. We used the money to host a family get-together over the festive period to remember our loved ones. We are inspired by your charity - What you've achieved is tremendous"

"Thanks for your generosity and helping us with Jack's Living Memorial, and the five children in Bali who'll benefit from the funds received. It has brought his spirit close to us, and we know he would be very proud this is happening in his name"

"The funding has helped us to set up the UNGRIPP campaign website. We hope this will help us to push for change and is in memory of my brother, Tommy. We can't thank you enough for the funding that helped this to become possible"

"To all that made it possible for the donation that I received from the Family Fund - thank you. It has been put to good use. I badly needed new memorial garden fencing before the winter arrived. it's now been delivered and put in place"

"Thanks to the Family Fund for its financial support at such a difficult time. Funds went towards buying much-needed carpets - campaigning for so long, I neglected my home. I also received a grant towards my book on Christopher's case"

"The grant helped to pay bills that I'd fallen behind with due to the death of my son, and not being able to work. The grant was extremely useful and enabled my family breathing space and not having the debt distraction. We are very grateful"

The United Families & Friends Campaign rally & procession is held each year in London

About the UFFC

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those who are killed in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

*Click here for report on the 2023 annual event*

Visit : www.uffcampaign.org

Report on the 20th Anniversary Conference & Procession, 2018

See the Deaths in Custody list, 1969-2011

Thousands take to the streets in 2022 to protest over deaths in police custody

Read more here

In 2020 the annual protest & rally moved online with a powerful video tribute

The United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.

UFFC was established in 1997.

Read more here

The United Friends and Families Campaign (UFFC) members assembled in Trafalgar Square, London, on 26 October 2018

They march to Downing Street to remember those who have died in police custody, prisons and psychiatric hospitals. Families of those victims demand justice and raise awareness to prevent such deaths from happening.

Ken Fero Interview

Migrant Media

United Families & Friends Campaign

Red Alert HELP!

Northern Police Monitoring Project

Justice for Habib 'Paps' Ullah

INQUEST

Feedback By Some Grant Recipients!

"I would like to thank the Fund on behalf of my family. We used the money to host a family get-together over the festive period to remember our loved ones. We are inspired by your charity - What you've achieved is tremendous"

"Thanks for your generosity and helping us with Jack's Living Memorial, and the five children in Bali who'll benefit from the funds received. It has brought his spirit close to us, and we know he would be very proud this is happening in his name"

"The funding has helped us to set up the UNGRIPP campaign website. We hope this will help us to push for change and is in memory of my brother, Tommy. We can't thank you enough for the funding that helped this to become possible"

"To all that made it possible for the donation that I received from the Family Fund - thank you. It has been put to good use. I badly needed new memorial garden fencing before the winter arrived. it's now been delivered and put in place"

"Thanks to the Family Fund for its financial support at such a difficult time. Funds went towards buying much-needed carpets - campaigning for so long, I neglected my home. I also received a grant towards my book on Christopher's case"

"The grant helped to pay bills that I'd fallen behind with due to the death of my son, and not being able to work. The grant was extremely useful and enabled my family breathing space and not having the debt distraction. We are very grateful"

Click here for report on the 2023 annual event