We are currently experiencing high volumes of demand for our services.  It might take us a little longer to come back to you but we aim to respond within three weeks.  If you are looking for support regarding your experiences in police custody following publication of the Baird Inquiry findings please find more information here.

Our Partners

We would like to thank the following organisations and individuals who have supported us, without whose generous support and assistance the Foundation’s journey would be more difficult...

Centre for Women’s Justice


Centre for Women’s Justice is a charity bringing together specialist lawyers, academics and other experts in the field of violence against women with those working on the frontline as activists, survivors and service providers, to bring strategic law challenges and ensure access to justice for victims of male violence.

Dr. Georgina Clifford, PhD, DClinPsy


Specialised in Trauma focused Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and EMDR and has experience and expertise in treating psychological presentations in the aftermath of traumatic experiences, including: accidents, rape and sexual assault, childhood abuse, domestic violence, trafficking, war and torture; special interest and growing expertise in the area of birth trauma; takes instruction for expert witness work for the court and her opinion has been accepted in a range of courts, including the Central Criminal Court; elected board member and Treasurer of the UK Psychological Trauma Society (UKPTS)

Operation Hydrant


Operation Hydrant is a coordination hub established in June 2014 to deliver the national policing response, oversight, and coordination of non-recent child sexual abuse investigations concerning persons of public prominence, or in relation to those offences which took place within institutional settings.

Operation Hydrant was set up when it became apparent that forces around the country were investigating a significant number of non-recent allegations of child sexual abuse involving persons of public prominence or within institutions. There was a risk that investigators were looking at the same individuals and institutions and it was also clear that officers dealing with these complex cases required support and guidance.

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