In the aftermath of the Shoreham Airshow tragedy, a number of recognised organisations have stepped forward to offer support to those affected by the incident.

The Red Cross

• The Red Cross has opened a special telephone line specifically for those people who need to speak to someone.
• by calling 0203 417 0300, the community can access professional, confidential phone support when and where they need it.
• this is open from 8am until 8pm daily.

The NHS

• The NHS has released some helpful information through its website to help individuals understand some of the feelings they may be experiencing.
  • Shoreham Airshow disaster – coping and moving forward – on the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust website
• If they need more intensive support, then the NHS’s ‘Time To Talk’ service is on hand:

‘Time To Talk’ – NHS

• ‘Time To Talk’ offers a wide range of support, tailored to an individual’s needs. It’s free, confidential and run by NHS professionals. Anyone needing support is also recommended to talk to their GPs.
  • Time to Talk – Treatments on the Sussex Community NHS Trust website