Today 10 November 2016, Victim Support released a new report ‘Meeting the needs of survivors and families bereaved through terrorism’.
Victim Support report reveals that people traumatised after being caught up in terrorist attacks are falling through gaps in the support system. 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 being caught up in an attack, new research conducted by Victim Support (VS) reveals.
Read the full press release and executive summary.
