Families fighting for Justice has come a long way since it was founded by Jean Taylor. Ten years ago Jean went on a mission which was to campaign for Life to mean Life when you take a life with intent. Thousands followed Jeans plight Jean was and still is today not afraid to speak out but at the heart of her words are and always will be The Victims Families of Homicide.
Jean has had many meetings inside Westminster inside The Ministry of Justice inside The Home Office around many tables all with one intention to have the voices of the Victims Families of Homicide heard.
Families fighting for Justice has certainly gained a reputable name across many fields Merseyside has a strong women who is at The Helm of that very voice speaking for the many. Jean will never become a victim from her own tragic losses she will rise every time like a Phoenix from those who try to silence her or try as they may do but they never will succeed.
Families fighting for Justice knows how children can often be forgotten when tragedy strikes a family this was recognised by Joseph a young boy who lost his own mother to Homicide then Olly ( our list love years) was formed. Olly has 352 children as members 243 have all lost a loved one from acts of Homicide. Olly helps children from Communities were crime unemployment and poverty is within them Communities. Because Olly believes no child should suffer in silence every child has the right to be happy little hearts should be allowed to be happy and children should be allowed to be heard.
From Families Fighting for Justice reputable name it was reconised by our Police Crime Commissioner Jane Kennedy this was why Families Fighting for Justice was commissioned to deliver The Hub a One Stop Shop for Victims families to find information Guidance and Support in every area of there needs.
