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Last updated: 07 May 2010
July 7th Assistance
http://www.7julyassistance.org.uk/
If you feel affected in any way by the 7th July attacks we can help.
Disaster Action
http://www.disasteraction.org.uk/
Disaster Action is a charity set up in 1991 by survivors and bereaved people from major disasters. It is an independent advocacy service that represents the interests of those directly affected by disaster.
Disaster Accountability Project
http://www.disasteraccountability.com/index.php
Mission statement – “Improving the nation's (ie. USA’s) disaster management systems through public accountability, citizen oversight and empowerment, whistle-blower engagement, and policy research”.
Support After a Major Incident (Direct Gov)
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Supportafteramajorincident/index.htm
The information permanently here provides longer-term help and support for those who have been affected by a major incident and for those who have concerns about friends or relatives. The information does not replace that already provided by existing support services, but points you to organisations that can help.
YAHOO Disaster Survivor Support
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/DisasterSurvivorSupport/
Floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, firestorms, tsunamis... disasters come in many forms, leaving an indelible imprint on our hearts and souls. Some disasters rob us of property, some disturb our peace of mind, some impact our ability to earn a living, but the most devastating of disasters cause injury or cost the lives of those we love -- family, friends, companion animals...