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02 March 2026
Categories: Legal News , Family , Child law , Charities
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AlphaBiolabs supports Reunite International through latest Giving Back initiative

Sophie Charlton of Vardags in London has been announced as the latest winner of AlphaBiolabs’ Giving Back initiative, with her nomination directing a donation to Reunite International

Reunite International is a charity that supports families affected by international parental child abduction. The organisation provides advice, information and assistance to parents, guardians and family members dealing with child abduction cases or concerns, and also offers mediation services in cross-border family disputes involving children.

Charlton, who works in the Children Team at Vardags, said the charity is an essential resource for families facing these complex and distressing situations. She said the donation recognises the vital role Reunite International plays in protecting children’s welfare and supporting families during uncertain times.

Alison Shalaby, Chief Executive Officer of Reunite International, welcomed the donation, saying it would help the charity continue supporting children and families in the UK and around the world as they navigate the legal challenges of international parental child abduction.

To get involved in AlphaBiolabsGiving Back campaign:  

  • Instruct AlphaBiolabs for a legal Drug, Alcohol or DNA test.
  • Your name will be automatically entered into the bi-monthly Giving Back charity draw.
  • If your name is drawn, you’ll be asked to nominate a UK-registered charity of your choice to receive a £500 donation from AlphaBiolabs.

The next Giving Back winner will be announced in May.

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