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UK's Largest Family Courts Survey
Investigating police misconduct, safeguarding failures & evidence suppression affecting vulnerable families
Revolutionising Family Justice: Collaborative Solutions
We are not against the Family Court
We are not against the Family Court—we understand the immense pressure it has been under. However, the challenges have persisted for too long, with reports showing that up to 100,000 children per year are affected by private family court cases, public law cases, and care proceedings where alternative solutions could have prevented unnecessary harm. The system, as it stands, is not working, and it’s time for a collaborative, independent, and results-driven approach.
At The Social Impact Academy, we are offering immediate solutions while also developing long-term alternatives to family court processes. Courtrooms are high-stress environments, especially for neurodivergent individuals, who often struggle under intense pressure and are unable to advocate for themselves effectively. This results in lifelong trauma for both parents and children, creating generational cycles of distress. Family courts should not be a place for anyone—especially neurodiverse individuals—when there are proven, independent solutions that can resolve cases faster and with better outcomes for families.
One such groundbreaking solution is an independent family assessment programme that has been operating successfully for 17 years. This programme ensures that the needs of both parents and children are assessed fairly and independently—free from bias and external influence. The impact?
✅ 75% reduction in court cases.
✅ If implemented sooner, 90% of cases could be resolved without litigation.
✅ Proven social return of £49 for every £1 spent, meaning better long-term outcomes for families and society.
✅ Already adopted by three councils, but should be mandatory and delivered by fully independent professionals—not local authorities, who both make applications and provide evidence, creating conflicts of interest.
A Game-Changer for the Economy
This is not just about improving family justice—this could transform the economy. According to the Care Review, 30,000 children currently in care should not be there, highlighting systemic failures in child protection and family court processes. If we get this right, we could return £25 billion to the economy by reducing unnecessary court cases, care placements, and long-term social service interventions.
Our mission is to advocate for solutions that work—not just alternatives, but also better implementation of existing court-approved processes. The current system is failing, as even Sir Andrew McFarlane has stated, and The Social Impact Academy is here to bring people together to fix it. Through collaboration, innovation, and independent solutions, we can create a system that truly serves families, protects children, and reduces conflict—for good.
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There are over 20 report reviews over the last 20 years and what's changed?
"Einstein's way of defining insanity"
Are we simply repeating the same steps or actions and expectations change? Are we doing this or how long do we have to do this with our current Court system? Is there a better way?
The Truth Behind the Family Court Crisis
Following the Josh MacAlister Review (2022), which found the UK’s child protection system was “breaking”, new evidence confirms it has severely worsened.
The Social Impact Academy commissioned an independent investigation and national survey, uncovering:
- Systematic removal of children based on false allegations.
- Judicial bias & ignored safeguarding needs.
- Police & social services misconduct.
Key Findings - from 30,000+ Cases
📊 Findings from 30,000+ Cases
94.8% of cases involved false information in court.
76% of families were denied access to reports before hearings.
85.7% of cases ignored children’s neurodivergence & special needs.
30,000+ wrongful child removals annually based on fabricated evidence.
£114 billion wasted on lost economic output, legal costs & child trauma.
📌 The UK Family Court system has become a conveyor belt of injustice, mirroring the Post Office Scandal, but with children as the victims.
📢 “If this was a criminal case, it would be the biggest wrongful conviction scandal in British history.” – Founder, Social Impact Academy
➡ [Explore the Data]
The UK's largest independent survey on family courts and neurodivergent families from 30,000+ Cases
WHY HAS THIS BEEN ALLOWED TO HAPPEN?
The Real Causes Behind the Crisis:
The Real Causes Behind the Crisis:
The Real Causes Behind the Crisis:
- Misuse of Public Funds: Billions wasted on unnecessary legal battles.
- Judicial Bias & Lack of Training: Courts ignoring neurodivergent needs.
- Social Services Cover-Ups: Ignoring medical & psychological evidence.
- Weaponised False Allegations: Police acting without evidence, breaking laws.
- Education System Failure: Children with dyslexia, ADHD, and autism denied support.
➡ [Investigate Further]
CALL FOR A FULL PUBLIC INQUIRY
The Real Causes Behind the Crisis:
The Real Causes Behind the Crisis:
Immediate Government Action Required 📢
- Criminal Investigation into family court & social services corruption.
- Legal Reform to prevent false allegations & judicial bias.
Independent Case Review for neurodivergent children.
Financial Accountability for £114 billion wasted on injustice.
➡ [Support the Inquiry]
Case Study: When Family Court Failures Almost Cost a Life
How a Father Fought for His Son’s Survival
The founder of the Social Impact Academy spent £500,000+ and 4 years fighting for his son's rights. His 15-year-old son nearly took his life due to court failures and false allegations.
Despite zero evidence of wrongdoing, the family court system kept him away from his child, ignored medical reports, and failed to act in time.
Now 18 and thriving after finally receiving support, his case proves thousands of children are suffering under this broken system.
“This isn’t about one family. This is happening to tens of thousands of families every year.”
➡ [Read Full Case Study] releasing soon..
🚨 Public Demand for Action: Media & Government Must Respond
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
With 30,000 families highlighting urgent issues, immediate reforms are needed to protect neurodivergent children and improve transparency in family courts.
30,000+ voices confirm a national emergency.
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
A major survey reveals widespread issues affecting families. Immediate action is needed to prevent further harm.
A full public inquiry must happen now.
We are calling on MPs, media outlets & human rights organisations to act.
A full public inquiry must happen now.
The scale of failures demands independent review to ensure fairness, accountability, and better outcomes for children.
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20 years later?
Major Reports & Reviews
- Family Justice Review (2010-2011) – Chaired by David Norgrove, recommended family court reforms, mediation over litigation, and stricter case timelines.
(Final Report - UK Gov)
- Assessing Risk of Harm to Children and Parents in Private Law Children Cases (The Harm Report) (2020) – Examined how family courts handle domestic abuse and safeguarding concerns.
(Full Report - UK Gov)
- Domestic Abuse Commissioner's Family Court Report (2023) – Highlighted continued risks in handling domestic abuse cases and recommended urgent reforms.
(Respect UK Report)
- Cafcass Domestic Abuse Practice Policy (2024) – New framework for Family Court Advisers to improve child protection and responses to domestic abuse.
(Cafcass Policy Update)
Legislative Acts Impacting Family Courts
- Children and Families Act 2014 – Reformed family justice, introduced child arrangements orders, and improved SEN/EHC planning.
(Full Legislation - UK Gov)
Family Court Transparency & Annual Reports
- Family Court Transparency Reforms (2023-2025) – Increased press access and accountability in family courts.
(Judiciary UK Update)
- Family Court Annual Report (2023-2024) – First annual report on court efficiency, case backlogs, and digital transformation.
(Judiciary UK Report)
Significant Inquests & Cases
- Inquest into Ruth Perry’s Death (2025) – Sparked calls for improved coroners' powers to enforce safeguarding recommendations.
(The Times Coverage)
- Inquest into the Deaths of Jack and Paul Sykes (2014) – Exposed failings in family court handling of domestic abuse risks, leading to child fatalities.
(The Guardian Coverage)