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FINDING SUPPORT » Emotional support

Emotional support

The aftermath of a road crash can be devastating, both physically and mentally. At RoadPeace we understand that talking to someone who has been there and survived, can often provide a lifeline. Emotional support may involve :

talking to a helpline volunteer
finding a befriender
taking part in a resilience building support programme

We also have good relationships with other organisations that help the bereaved and injured and are often able to find additional local avenues of support through them.

Guide for the bereaved

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