Dads Unlimited: How one charity is working to ensure custody disputes don’t become a police matter

11th June 2019Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

Kent-based charity Dads Unlimited has recently been awarded £20,000 by Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott to help reduce police demand. Its founder and chief executive Nav Mirza tells Policing Insight how proper support for fathers involved in custody disputes eases the pressure on frontline policing.

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Dads Unlimited: How one charity is working to ensure custody disputes don’t become a police matter

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