June 2021 will mark 15 years since the launch of 4WardEverUK in 2006 by Tippa Naphtali the cousin of Mikey Powell, who was killed in the custody of West Midlands police, Birmingham, UK in September 2003.
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4WardEverUK presents the National Family Fund : Two-Way Give-Back
We launch our new venture ‘Two-Way Give-Back’ in 2021 in association with the National Memorial Family Fund. Our ‘Give-Back’ programme will block-purchase services or products and offer them to affected families for FREE.
The Police Action Centre: Free, confidential & independent advice
The Police Action Centre is the first charitable organisation in England and Wales dedicated to providing members of the public, protestors and prisoners a free, confidential and independent advice service on their legal rights.
Can you help? 4WardEverUK appeal for volunteers
We are seeking volunteers from the UK and abroad to assist with our various online services. This is particularly because later this year we may be losing two of our current key volunteers that have supported us for almost a decade.
The revamped and updated 4WardEverUK website : 2020
On the 14 September 2020 we launched the revamped 4WardEverUK website – its bolder, brighter and even more accessible to people with visual and hearing impairments.
Family campaigns are invited to register with National Family Fund
Families and campaigns are invited to register for future grant applications. The National Memorial Family Fund is the first permanent national resource of its kind specifically for those that are affected by deaths in custody.
Edge Fund : National Family Fund grant application update
4WardEverUK and Migrant Media have submitted a grant application to the Edge Fund for a project that would essentially be the provision of a sessional role for a National Organiser.
Family campaigns are invited to register with National Family Fund
Families and campaigns are invited to register for future grant applications. The National Memorial Family Fund is the first permanent national resource of its kind specifically for those that are affected by deaths in custody.
