More than 160 people seek support following the London Bridge attack

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.

NEST concludes series of bespoke summer courses for young victims of the Manchester Arena Attack

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.

New online support resource for Lancashire victims of crime

A new online support resource, My Support Space, has launched today for victims of crime in Lancashire.

Our response to the Kerslake Arena Review

Ellen Miller's response to the Kerslake Arena Review.

Political parties must pledge to strengthen victims' rights in their manifestos

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.

Response to HMI Probation report impact of the pandemic on the criminal justice system

In a report published by HMI Probation, all four of Her Majesty’s Justice Chief Inspectors have expressed concern about the potential long-term impact of Covid-19-related court backlogs on the criminal justice system across England and Wales.

Rising domestic abuse deaths deeply disturbing

It is deeply disturbing to see that more women are being killed, in part, due to a rise in homicides as a result of domestic abuse.

Stephen Lawrence Day – Victim Support Statement

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Support after terror attacks

Following the terrorist incident in Reading on 20 June 2020,

Support for victims still available during new lockdown measures

We recognise that those affected by crime may be worried about accessing support services during this unprecedented time, and could also feel anxiety around further delays to trials and police investigations.