Set up your own group.

It is not difficult, but it does need perseverance,
As there are several grandparents here and abroad setting up groups and asking how to, here is a brief outline of how I started.
Firstly write to your local press explaining what you are doing and the facts around denied contact and what a widespread situation it is globally.
If you have local Radio, TV approach them as well.
Write to their letters page here is a template letter you can use http://bristolgrandparentssupport.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/tea-and-cake-for-grandchildren.html
Pop posters up in Libraries, Health Centres,Post Offices,Community notice boards  anywhere you think might be appropriate.
You don't have to invite people to your home as I did, you could meet perhaps at a local cafe etc.
The whole point of a support groups just that, support.
Never give legal advice.
There are lots more tips I can share with you, so get in contact if you are considering setting up a group.
Also if you haven't read our story here is a link http://www.bristolgrandparentssupportgroup.co.uk/our_story.html

Jane
Bristol Grandparents Support Group are not liable for any groups who may set up elsewhere.