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Burn Survivors Association - UK

 

 

 

The Burn Survivors Association (Registered Charity Number:1089765) founded by Terry Everitt in February 2001 is an independent association for burns survivors, their families and friends.
It aims to form a community of burn survivors in the UK, and link to the United States and other international burn survivors associations.
For burn survivors it provides a central point, a gateway to existing sites of information, a link to existing local support groups, a forum where burn survivors can express themselves.
The association will offer personal support (non professional), survivors to survivors together with contact points for professional counselling, rehabilitation care both National and Local.
The association hopes to share information about new treatments and improved treatments throughout the UK burn centres.

For more information find us at Burn Survivors Association-UK

or contact: Terry Everitt
416 Outwood Common Road
Billericay, Essex, CM11 1ET
telephone: 01277 631086
e-mail: burnsurvivorsassociation@hotmail.com

 

 

Victim Support

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
…is a national charity (registered charity no. 298028) which offers help to over a million people who have suffered crimes every year. Staff and volunteers, based in 386 local Schemes, provide information, practical assistance and emotional support to victims of crime. Victim Support's Crown Court Witness Service, operating in every Crown Court centre in England and Wales, offers information and support to victims, witnesses and their families attending trials. Victim Support also works to increase understanding and awareness of the effects of crime and to ensure better recognition of victim's rights. The services offered by Victim Support are confidential and free.
Victim Support runs Victim Supportline a telephone service for people who have been affected by crime. This offers on the spot information and support, and can refer people to local Victim Support services and provide details of other helpful agencies.

You can contact Victim Support at the following address:

Victim Supportline
PO Box 11431
LONDON
SW9 6ZH

Tel 0845 30 30 900 (Calls charged at local rates)
HOURS: Mon - Fri 9 am - 9pm, Sat/Sun 9 am - 7 pm

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