This is a selection of websites recommended by readers of The Times who are supporting our Family Justice campaign .

The Times is not responsible for the content of these sites. Many of them are maintained by people in their spare time, so may not be available all the time.

Family Rights Group
"We are the charity in England and Wales that advises parents and other family members whose children are involved with or require social care services. We run a confidential telephone advice service for families."

Falsely Accused Teachers and Carers
"A UK wide voluntary organisation. It exists partly to support carers, teachers and other professionals falsely accused or wrongly convicted of abuse, and partly to lobby for change in investigative practice and in the criminal justice system."

National Society for Children and Family Contact
"The NSCFC believes that the needs of children and society as a whole are best served where children benefit from the love and support of both parents"

The Custody Minefield
"A resource for mothers, fathers and grandparents, TCM provides factsheets on specialist areas of family and related law, information on shared residence, family law articles, family law in the media and links to support organisations."

Forced Adoption
Ian Josephs is a passionate campaigner in the field of family law and adoption.

Parents against injustice (PAIN)
"PAIN was set in 1985 to advise and support parents and carers who claim they have been mistakenly involved in child abuse investigations. At its peak in 1999 it dealt with over 5,000 calls from falsely accused parents and carers but in that same year it lost its funding from the Department of Health. As a consequence much of its operations had to cease in 2000-2001 but the spirit was kept alive by Alison Stevens, a stalwart volunteer since 1986, who carried on dispensing advice and support and with the help of Chris Smith and Trevor Jones re-established PAIN as an organisation dealing with several hundred cases of falsely accused parents and carers each year."

Concerned group of Families and Aggrieved Parents
"It cover from the breakdown of marriage through to the stress and strain imposed by agencies such as SW, CSA, CFCASS etc."

False Allegations (FASO)
"A voluntary organisation dedicated to supporting anyone affected by a false allegation of abuse"

Equal Parenting Alliance
"EPA campaigns for equal parenting following divorce or separation. It seeks to open Family Courts to public scruting and has run a survey on Family Courts for the last 2 years."

Men's Aid
"Men's Aid is a Charity that helps Male victims of Domestic Abuse and their Children."

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