
PLEASE NOTE
The organisation of False Allegations operates a zero tolerance policy towards harassment or abuse of volunteers. FASO volunteers are human beings and are should be treated with respect and dignity at all times. Any form of rude, abusive, threatening, unwanted or inappropriate behaviour will not be tolerated and contact will be terminated immediately.
In circumstances where we believe a crime may have been committed, we will refer the unacceptable behaviour or communication to the police.
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What do we do?
Supporting the Falsely Accused of many types of false allegations.
FASO is a voluntary organisation dedicated to supporting anyone affected by false allegations at whatever stage of the process.
FASO can assist you with:
- FIRST AID. Call our helpline where our volunteers can assist you to find independent legal representation from our list of recommended Solicitors, provide advice and a way forward.
- A free confidential telephone/helpline and email support from volunteers who have a great deal of experience of the criminal justice system.
- Provide practical information, resources on all aspects of the criminal justice system.
- Emotional support and advice.
- Empower the falsely accused through giving an overview of what can be done so that your rights are respected, the process that should be followed and what you should expect your Solicitor to do. (For example, always choose a criminal solicitor not a friendly lawyer who claims he can take a case on for you)
- Guide you through the criminal justice system.
- Put you in contact with recommended Solicitors* who have proved their commitment and professionalism. (* Recommended by other FASO callers who have obtained a successful outcome)
- Advise you who to contact for additional support in specific areas.
- Note, we are not Solicitors, we offer clear advice, information and support to empower you to make the right choices for your situation. Most of our callers report that they are pleased and thankful after making a call to FASO.
- FASO volunteers are 100% independent. FASO is a free, independent voluntary organization. FASO does not charge a fee and is run by dedicated and experienced volunteers to assist the falsely accused
- FASO is supported by donations.
Get Help
Call our HELPLINE:
03335 779 377
(See Verbal Abuse policy)
or write to: FASO Sec c/o JENGbA, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA.
Support
You can contact us via email at : support@false-allegations.org.uk. A member of our team will reply.
Be Involved
Every day we hear of people having been falsely accused. A lot are are reported in the press. Many are not. If you have been falsely accused, found not guilty, or no further action taken perhaps you would like to share your story anonymously with others on the website. We can help you draft your story, publish it and assist others. Contact: support@false-allegations.org.uk
Donations
Donations
Donations can be made into the following account:
Nat West 53-50-41 Account: FASO 60690607
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FASO
The False Allegations Support Organisation or FASO, can help you obtaining expert advice and counselling in the following areas…

Press Contact
We’d be happy to speak to the press by telephone on: 07909732031. Contact :support@false-allegations.org.uk

About FASO
False Allegations Orgnisation
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FASO Document Library
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Faso Registers of information
Registers
Faso keep some information on databases that relate to various False allegations. These items have been verified and all links or information were correct at the time of provision.
We also provide feed back forms and information forms in these areas.


About Us
False allegations can affect anyone!
A false allegation can affect anyone in society in their workplace, in their personal lives, or even completely out of the blue. They can come with entirely no warning, and you don’t necessarily get told the details. This can be when you are accused, arrested, or your children taken away / put on child protection.
Each case is unique, but there are many similarities in the ways that cases are handled and processed. Our members have experienced false allegations from a wide range of perspectives and we are here to help and advise anyone who is caught up in a case.
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Testimonials
What our users say about FASO
Thank you to the helpline worker
When I was falsely accused it was shocking, I had no idea what to do or how to protect myself. I contacted FASO and was met with Simon who was extremely supportive and clearly understood what I was going through. He recommended me a lawyer and went above and beyond to help me in any way he could. My case was eventually dropped and despite the suffering this whole ordeal caused me, it would have been so much worse without FASO who gave me someone that seemed like they truly cared.Grateful person
A lighthouse in a terrible storm
I was given an 8.5 year sentence in March 2018, at the height of the #MeToo movement and I was on trial in the week Harvey Weinstein was being arrested in New York. Spending two nights in police cells before being taken to HMP Winchester to be doubled-up with a very ill pensioner was the bleakest, most difficult time I can remember. At reception, alongside being reduced to a number, was a leaflet for FASO. I wrote as soon as I was at last given a pen, and was thenceforth given monthly emotional sustenance mostly from Margaret, as she kept me informed of other peoples’ challenges during this era of automatically ‘believing the victims’. The tie-in with Progressing Prisoners Maintaining Innocence (PPMI) organisation was immensely helpful too. Through FASO and learning what I could about the 21st century justice system, I learned that a third of British men had a criminal record, and that there were 1500 wrongful convictions per year (as reported by both the CPS and the BBC). At some point Conflict Resolution will need to be used for most known-party allegations, if the state doesn’t want to spuriously convict thousands more men as they aim to increase prison numbers, at the cost of £45,000 to the taxpayer per year. There is already an overwhelming and increasing ambivalence about sex convictions in prison, due to the enormous rate and wide variety of the people being sent there. Margaret and FASO were the first to throw a lifeline to my personal raft, just before I went under, and I can’t thank them enough.Really Greatful person
Thank you for the Support
It is because of FASO that I am still alive. After being convicted in 2007 and sentenced with an IPP, it was Faso that kept me going. I had served over ten years and the effects of being falsely accused and being in prison had left me not trusting anyone except Margaret who is the one I trust the most. It is because of her faith in me that I had survived and continue to survive with a peaceful life. I have a good relationship with Margaret, and I wish everyone involved with Faso and all falsely accused the absolute best in life with a peaceful and successful ending of any allegations against them. Good Luck.Grateful user
HOW WE HELP
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If your browse our site you will find lots of information and also special forms that you can submit to FASO. Our team will contact you confidentially on the platform you requested.

FASO Help
Did you know that False Allegations.org help is just a click away. Contact us and we maybe able to help your with your false allegation. Also why not see our leaflet. All you have to do is click the link below.

At Faso we also like to share with you as much information as possible. So we have created documents and leaflets with lots of links to help you in the area of your False Allegation. So click the link below to see the page…
“No phone calls will be accepted from withheld or anonymous numbers (i.e Skype).
You can always fill out a contact form or send an email leaving your contact number and one of our volunteers will contact you. Otherwise please use a normal phone number. FASO operates a zero tolerance policy towards harassment or abuse of our volunteers ” See policy here
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