Do we make a difference?

Some people think that dressing up in outfits,or tying themselves to railings is the way to get attention for denied contact parents and grandparents.

It is not for me.

It is vital when talking about denied contact that it is always the interest of the children that is paramount, it is the children who don't have a voice so it is up to us to be their voice.

Writing to MP's, putting pressure on them, publicity for support groups getting the message out their is worth while.

When it becomes difficult or I feel as though I am making no difference I remember why I set up the group in 2007, being denied contact with my granddaughter was and is the most heart rending thing that has happened in my life.

So keep on writing to your MP's and raising awareness at every opportunity.

The children deserve it.

Jane.