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“ I received direct messages on social media from a reporter, initially pretending to be sympathetic but as soon as I denied his request for an interview, he started harassing me and saying he could print whatever he wanted without his consent as I had just turned 18. We eventually had to get lawyers involved to prevent anything from being printed ” evidence given for our Media Intrusion report – A Second Trauma

There is now specialist support available for anyone affected by terrorism, whatever stage of your journey you are on, through the new Support Hub.

We welcome the creation of the Support Hub, which represents an important and hard-won step forward in improving access to support. Its development reflects years of campaigning by Survivors Against Terror and others, including the call for more coordinated and accessible support set out in the Survivors’ Charter.

You can find out more about the Support Hub and access support through the links below.

The Support Hub, delivered by Victim Support, Peace Collective and the National Psychology Service for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism, brings together specialist practical, emotional and psychological support in one place, helping people find the right support at the right time.

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Within hours of a national emergency, the National Emergenices Trust launches an appeal to raise funds for survivors and their loved ones. They are an independent charity that offers people one trusted place to give their donations. They work with other charities and groups to share out funds fast and fairly.
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