Welcome to CFAB
CFAB promotes and protects the rights and welfare of children and vulnerable adults across international borders. Through our international network of agencies, we assist people who have been separated from family members as a consequence of divorce, migration, seeking asylum, trafficking and abduction, as well as other vulnerable individuals for whom there are protection concerns.
Latest News…
ISS UK has changed its name!
ISS UK has now changed its name to Children & Families Across Borders (CFAB).
CFAB is the UK branch of the ISS network.
Please help spread the word by telling others!
CFAB Winter Newsletter out now!
Welcome to the Winter Edition and first ever CFAB newsletter! Read inside to find out about our recent name change from ISS UK to CFAB, read staff profiles and news on recent fundraising events. If you would like a hard copy of the newsletter just let us know.
Earthquake in Haiti: Intercountry Adoption Cases
As in every dramatic event that affects a country questions are raised. Read the full statement from our General Secretariat on intercountry adoption of children in the Haitian context and how ISS/CFAB can help.
Come and Discover the reality of Roma London
Mile End Art Pavillion, 11th-19th February 2010
Why not come and see a photographic document of the experience and environment of Roma living in London. For more information please click here
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Book a stall for the 51st World Market
Representatives from London's Diplmatic Missions who would like to host a stall at our 51st World Market in May 2010 can download our booking form here .
Read more about our World Market here
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Some examples of our work
Telisha is an eight year old child of Jamaican origin. Telisha's mother decided to study in the UK and after some time Telisha came to visit her mother during the school holidays. Sadly during the visit Telisha's mother died.
Read Telisha's story...
Crina, a 16 year old girl, was trafficked from Romania through Italy to the UK. She was groomed to go abroad with the promise of getting married. Crina was initially taken to Italy and later to the UK being forced into prostitution in both countries.
Read Crina’s story...
