House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Launch of the Support Hub for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism
01 June 2026 · Home Office
Proposed by Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley Central
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The Government has launched the Support Hub to provide consistent, trauma-informed support to victims and survivors of terrorism.
- The service is delivered through a partnership of three organisations and funded by Pool Re.
- Comprehensive assistance includes emotional, practical, and psychological care tailored to individual needs.
Issue summary
The statement addresses the long-term impact of terrorist attacks on individuals and communities and announces a new dedicated Support Hub for victims and survivors of terrorism.
Action requested
The Government has launched the Support Hub to provide consistent, trauma-informed support to those affected by terrorism. The service is delivered through a partnership of three organisations and funded by Pool Re, ensuring comprehensive assistance including emotional, practical, and psychological care tailored to individual needs.
Key facts
- Terrorist attacks have long-lasting impacts on individuals and communities.
- The Support Hub provides consistent support for victims and survivors.
- The Hub is delivered by a partnership of three organisations: Victim Gateway (Ministry of Justice), Victim Support, and the British Red Cross.
- Pool Re fully funds the Support Hub.
- The service offers tailored emotional, practical, and psychological care to individuals affected by terrorism, including children and young people.
- It provides continuity over time for those in recovery.