Equal Parenting Links

Families Need Fathers - a useful site with plenty of information, mostly for estranged fathers. (Though to access much of the information, you need to become a member).

Family Law Society - The Family Law Society seeks to promote good practice in Family Law cases and for a number of years has been conducting detailed research in the Family Courts.

United Equal Parenting Conference - Reading on June 17/18 2007. We welcome and support this effort to bring all the disparate groups concerned with family law reform to co-operate together.

Dads-UK Forums - A highly recommended site for obtaining help on practical and legal matters. Most of the messages are related to contact problems from dads – but this just reflects the current legal situation – plenty of women post and view these forums too.

Mens Aid - a registered charity which has been set up in Milton Keynes to provide free practical advice and support to men who have been abused. The Government define abuse as "The violation of an individual's human and civil rights by any other person or persons".

HM Court Service Forms and Guidance - Many of the forms you need to apply for family law matters can be downloaded from this site.

Equal Parenting Council - The EPC provides a support and information network on shared parenting and has similar aims to our own.

Grandparents Apart - a self help group dedicated to ease the suffering of grandparents and grandchildren and extended families torn apart.

Grandparents Action Group UK - fighting to continue contact for children with their grandparents and wider extended family after separation.

Parents 4 Protest - Campaigning for Parents Rights, protesting against the Wales and UK Family Court's for Justice and Equality. A good source of archive material.

Fathers 4 Justice - the original group that brought the issues to the attention of the public and press. Recently F4J has pledged to restart it’s campaign.

Real Fathers For Justice - A development from the original Fathers 4 Justice, with very similar aims and objectives: to focus attention and push for change in family law through direct action. We believe a group such as this has an essential part to play in the movement to get change in family law - though this doesn’t mean to say we always agree with everything they do.

Single Parents Alliance - working within the equal parenting movement, promoting equal treatment and rights for all single parents.

There are a large number of organisations committed to aims almost identical to ours of the right of children to decent parenting. We do not regard ourselves as being in competition with them and believe that a broad forum of debate and constructive engagement of the issues will be necessary to get the change that our children – and those of future generations – so badly need.

We hope you find these links useful. Please note though, that we have no connection with these sites and the Equal Parenting Alliance is not liable for the content of external sites.