Dear Visitor...

 

The NSCFC is left in NO doubt, that the greatest moral challenge of our generation here in the UK is without question the preservation of the nuclear family, this despite what government officials, church leaders and feminists might have us all believe as otherwise. Hence we beseech all victims of Family law, Legal Advisers, CAFCASS, Social Services and the CSA, be you a  parent, grandparents, aunties, uncles or extended family members to come together as one voice in lawful and responsible manner, only then will the powers that be take heed and listen. We at the NSCFC are a free no paying membership non-profit charity who's sole interest is to bring about change and solace to YOU our fellow victims, as such all we ask is your hand of commitment that tomorrow might prove much much better for the broken hearted than yesterday and today.

 

Chairman (NSCFC)

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What is life like for Britain's 59,000 foster children? Cassandra Jardine meets one girl who has lived with seven families in 11 years – and feels damaged

Just before Christmas, I heard about a 15-year-old, whom I shall call Alice, who was desperate to talk. At the time, she was living with foster parents: "I want to tell you what it is like being in care," she said. "I'm strong, so I can speak out on behalf of all those who do not dare because they fear reprisals."