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Information, analysis and support for families affected by mental health homicides in Britain

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A great day

Posted on9th May 20169th May 2016AuthorJulianLeave a comment

A massive thank you to the hundreds of wonderful and generous people who attended the match in memory of Sally Hodkin at Welling United. It was a moving day with skilful football – the Hodkin all stars winning 6 – Read More …

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Sally Hodkin Memorial Football Match

Posted on22nd April 201626th April 2016AuthorJulian1 Comment

We’re delighted that the Charity Football match in memory of Sally Hodkin, on 7 May 2016 at Welling United, will be raising funds for Hundredfamilies. Please come and join us if you can make it. It’ll be a fantastic day Read More …

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Sharing information with Victims’ Families – New guidance for Mental Health Trusts from NHS England.

Posted on3rd February 20164th February 2016AuthorJulianLeave a comment

Sharing information with victims’ families after patient homicides is often a thorny issue for NHS mental health trusts, who struggle with concerns over data protection and the offender’s patient confidentiality. Now new legal advice to NHS England makes it clear Read More …

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Hundredfamilies Christmas Raffle Winners

Posted on24th December 201530th December 2015AuthorJulianLeave a comment

We’re delighted to announce the winners of our Christmas Raffle and would like to thank everyone who supported us. It really does make a big difference. First Prize of £100 to: Lorraine Hart from Leeds 2x Second Prizes of £50 Read More …

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A big thank you

Posted on18th September 201518th September 2015AuthorJulianLeave a comment

We are a small charity run by families who have all lost loved ones in terrible circumstances. We get no funding from any official source apart from what the families and their friends can raise. Our most generous supporters are Read More …

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Lightning strikes

Posted on17th July 201520th July 2015AuthorJulian1 Comment

  After the terrible case of Nicholas Salvador who was found to be insane when he beheaded north London grandmother, Palmira Silva, the Daily Mail columnist and Doctor, Max Pemberton wrote an article pleading that everyone with a mental illness Read More …

CategoriesCases, Inaccurate reporting, London, NHS

Leslie Gadsby

Posted on16th December 201418th December 2014AuthorJulianLeave a comment

In February 2004, on the day he was due to be admitted to a psychiatric hospital, mentally ill Leslie Gadsby killed his father Arthur with a hammer. Less then two years later, in December 2006, he was conditionally discharged from Read More …

CategoriesCases, NHS Trust, West Midlands

Assaults on NHS Staff

Posted on20th November 201424th November 2014AuthorJulian1 Comment

New figures for physical assaults on NHS Staff published

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Mills-Westley family statement

Posted on11th November 201412th November 2014AuthorJulianLeave a comment

Jennifer Mills-Westley’s daughters made the following statement following the HIW enquiry into the treatment of the man who went on to commit her murder: “Today marks a significant milestone for our family. Three and a half years after the brutal Read More …

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Press Statement from Hundred families

Posted on11th November 201412th November 2014AuthorJulianLeave a comment

Healthcare Inspectorate Wales investigation into the care of Mr M (Deyan Deyanov) – November 11 2014 “This shocking report uncovers repeated failings in the care of Deyan Deyanov. It clearly shows that had his care and treatment in North Wales been Read More …

CategoriesIndependent Inquries, Reports, Wales

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      • Learning Lessons
      • Are Mental Health Services Accountable?
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    • Suicide After Homicide
    • Other Families Stories
      • Dolores Altaras and Peter Sinclair
      • Jim & Judy Cargill
      • Sue Mileson
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