Press releases

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Verisure, whose generous donations will help enable us to continue to provide specialist emotional and practical support to victims of crime across England and Wales.

Following the Finsbury Park attack we have worked closely with the local community to provide information and support to victims.

Ellen Miller's response to the Kerslake Arena Review.

One year on, independent charity Victim Support is still supporting survivors and witnesses of the Westminster terrorist attack.

"Part of a victim’s journey to cope and recover is being able to find closure. This often involves understanding issues from the offender’s perspective, which is where restorative justice plays such an important part in the work we do."

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) today announced updated guidelines to ensure victims of child sexual abuse are not denied compensation on

NEST, Lancashire’s Victim Support service for children and young people, ran a series of courses for young victims of the Manchester Arena terrorist attack.

One month on from the Finsbury Park mosque attack, independent charity Victim Support wants people to know that help is still available to anyone affected.

Sexually exploited children are being refused compensation by a Government agency on the grounds they ‘consented’ to their abuse.

More than eight out of ten people in contact with Victim Support following the London Bridge terror attack needed help due to the horrific scenes they witnessed.