Press releases

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.

Victim Support’s trained staff will be on hand to offer help and support at Borough Market tomorrow morning (Weds) as it re-opens following the horrific London Bridge terrorist attack.

In the week following the deadly terrorist attack in Manchester, Victim Support has been contacted by victims and witnesses seeking psychological help.

Help and support is available for anyone affected by the Manchester terror attack.

Political parties must seize the golden opportunity presented by the snap 8 June election and guarantee crime victims’ rights in their manifestos after a report shows this is failing to happen.

Liz Truss, Justice Secretary to order review to ban abusers tormenting victims in family courts

The lack of a widely recognised definition of a ‘victim’ of terrorism is putting at risk survivors receiving the emotional and practical help they need after

A new online film backed by an exclusive Ellie Goulding track hopes to raise awareness of domestic abuse and let victims know support is out there, so that they can #breaktheroutine.

Victim Support (VS) responds to Huffington Post following publication of the Women and Equalities Committee report on sexual harassment in schools.

Victim Support (VS) responds to Wired UK on CPS’s annual Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) report