It’s hard to believe that Aftermath Connect has been running for a whole month already. Since launching, we have seen this community begin to grow into exactly what we hoped it would be, a place where people affected by road trauma can connect with others who understand, share experiences and find comfort in knowing they
We are pleased to share that Aftermath Support is getting ready to launch Aftermath Navigator, a new digital support resource for anyone affected by road trauma. The app has been developed in response to needs identified through our support work with people affected by serious and fatal road collisions, alongside feedback from those affected and student
Aftermath Connect is a new volunteer led group for anyone in the Northwest affected by road trauma, whether you’re a survivor, witness or family member.
This past year, we celebrated 21 years of Aftermath, 21 years of standing beside individuals and families affected by road collisions, helping them to rebuild, move forward and never feel like they are alone.
Join us for a night of incredible Indian food, raffles and fundraising – all in aid of Aftermath Support, providing essential services to help those affected by fatal and serious road incidents.
Chantelle joined Aftermath as a volunteer in late 2025, bringing with her both extensive care experience and deeply personal understanding of the challenges families can face.
Tony serves as an ambassador for Aftermath with deep commitment and authenticity, shaped by the devastating loss of his son, Jordan aged just 26 years.
After the devastating loss of his brother Simon, Dave reached out to Victim Support who referred him to Aftermath, a charity that assists people impacted by such traumatic losses.
