FAITH - Families Acting for Immediate Threat Help

09/10/2026

We call on the UK Government to introduce a new, bespoke criminal offence recognising cases where controlling or coercive behaviour and other serious forms of domestic abuse contribute to a victim’s death by su***de.

21/09/2026

21/09/2026

21/09/2026

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to speak with Mark at Not Really Here Media about our campaign for a UK Duty to Rescue Law and the growing recognition of Domestic Abuse Related Su***de.
Sharing Danielle's story is never easy, but if it helps raise awareness, influence change, and prevent other families from experiencing the same heartbreak, then it is a conversation worth having.
The timing is particularly significant as these issues are increasingly being considered in national discussions, including the Law Commission's consultation on homicide law reform. It is vital that the voices of victims and bereaved families remain at the centre of these conversations.
Thank you to the team at Not Really Here Media for providing a platform to discuss this important issue and our petition for change.
Every conversation, every share, and every signature helps keep Danielle's legacy alive and brings us one step closer to meaningful legal reform.
💜 For Danielle. For accountability. For those whose voices can no longer be heard.

https://www.notreallyheremedia.com/news/all-news/duty-to-rescue-law/?preview=1

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30/08/2026

Happy heavenly birthday to our angel, Kim 🤍
We love & miss you so much each day.

24/08/2026

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On 11 June 2023, Matt Schofield was assaulted near B&M on Melton Road, Belgrave. He was left alone for over 90 minutes and later died. Three years on, still no charges. My faith in the criminal justice system has gone, and I’m determined to seek answers.

24/08/2026

Seven people arrested on suspicion of murder as part of the investigation into the death of Matthew Schofield have been released with no further action.

Mr Schofield died on Sunday 11 June 2023 after being found unresponsive in Belgrave Road, Leicester, in the early hours of the morning.

Enquires confirmed he was assaulted at the location shortly before 3am.

For more than three years detectives have been carrying out extensive enquiries to establish the circumstances surrounding the death of the 34-year-old – including working to identify those believed to be involved in the assault.

As part of the investigation, police have arrested a number of people. Seven men, who were all arrested on suspicion of murder, have now been released with no further action.

Seven people - six men and one woman - arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, still remain released under investigation.

The investigation into the death of Mr Schofield still remains an active police case.

Detective Inspector Lorna Granville, from the East Midlands Special Operations Unit Major Crime Team, said: “Seven people arrested on suspicion of murder have been released with no further action. However, I want to be clear, that this decision rests on the strength of the evidence we currently have available to us.

“This investigation will remain open and active. We are committed to pursuing all lines of enquiry and will carefully assess and investigate any new information that comes to light.

"At the heart of this investigation is Matthew's mum, Emma Daniels, who continues to live with the devastating loss of her son every day. She still grieves for Matthew and deserves justice and to know exactly what happened to him.

"We still believe there are people in the community who know what happened to Matthew and know who is responsible for assaulting him in the early hours of 11 June 2023. Three years on it is not too late - if you witnessed something, heard conversations afterwards, or have been told information about those involved, please come forward and do the right thing.”

Information can be passed directly to detectives investigating Matthew's death by visiting: https://leicspolice.link/i0jDk

Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

15/08/2026

Every Little Thing Festival: Healing Through Connection

When life feels overwhelming, having the right support around you can make all the difference.

Trauma, grief, and life's challenges can often leave people feeling isolated, but healing does not have to happen alone. That's why we're proud to support the Every Little Thing Festival, a unique wellbeing event dedicated to connection, recovery, and community.

Taking place on Sunday 4 October 2026, from 12pm to 6pm at the Penta Hotel, this special event brings together people, organisations, and wellbeing practitioners with a shared goal: creating a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and supported.

The festival will feature:

🎶 Live music and performances
🧘 Relaxing sound bath experiences
💜 Trauma-informed wellbeing support
🤝 Opportunities to connect with others in a safe and welcoming environment
🌱 Resources designed to support mental health and emotional wellbeing
Working alongside fantastic partners including Project Salama, Broad Street Mall, and Penta Hotels, the event aims to provide a sanctuary where people can take time for themselves, recharge, and build meaningful connections with others.

At Lost Voices, we know the importance of community in the healing journey. Events like the Every Little Thing Festival help break down isolation and remind us that no one should have to face their struggles alone.

Get Involved

Attend the Festival
Whether you're seeking support, looking to learn more about wellbeing, or simply wanting to enjoy a day of positivity and connection, we'd love to see you there.

Support the Cause
Businesses and organisations are invited to get involved through sponsorship opportunities and raffle prize donations, helping to keep the event accessible to those who need it most.

Support Your Team's Wellbeing
Corporate organisations can also explore ticket purchases as part of employee wellbeing initiatives, investing in mental health and community resilience.

A simple share could help someone discover the support, connection, or encouragement they need today. Together, every little thing can make a big difference

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12/08/2026

A year ago today, on 10th August, I took the last photograph I would ever take of my daughter, Hayley.

She was sitting with her little dog, Boo, and she looked happy.

She didn’t want her photograph taken, which is why, despite spending six days together in Devon, it was the only photograph I took of her during those days.

Those six days are memories I will always treasure, but they weren’t the easiest. Hayley was finding it incredibly hard to come to terms with a life-changing situation she was facing. I knew she was struggling, but she tried her very best to hide just how much she was hurting. The fear she felt and the uncertainty that was ahead of her.

That same day, Hayley also put her last post on social media directed at the then Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, about the deportation of non-British citizens. She was hoping to be heard as she was trying to make sense of what was happening and seeking answers about a situation that had become so frightening for her.

Looking back at that photograph now, I can see the smile, but I also knew what I couldn’t see.

Four days after this photograph was taken, I hugged Hayley goodbye for the last time.

We can never truly know what someone is carrying behind a smile.

So when you see someone smiling, laughing, making conversation or simply carrying on as normal, be kind.

You never know what someone is struggling with inside.

Sometimes the people who look like they are coping are the ones fighting the hardest battles.

I will treasure this photograph of my beautiful Hayley forever. ❤️