Find support, share your experiences, and learn more about ways to engage with the Inquiry.
Share your experience
The National Listening Project gives people the opportunity to share their experiences directly with the Inquiry and help us understand what happened, the impact it has had on victims and survivors, and what needs to change.
Help shape our work
Find out how victims and survivors can help inform the Inquiry's thinking, emerging findings and future recommendations.
Keeping victims and survivors informed
Stay up to date with the latest news, hearings and reports
Our commitments to Victims and Survivors
The Inquiry has published a Victims and Survivors Charter setting out our commitment to listening, involving and support victims and survivors throughout the Inquiry.
These commitments apply whether or not you engage with the Inquiry directly.
ENGAGE
We will work together with victims and survivors
Listen
Your experience is valid, on your terms
Support
Your wellbeing comes first
INFORM
We will keep you informed with clear and honest information
Influence
You will help shape our investigations and recommendations
RESPECT
We will treat you as a person
Is your local area involved in this investigation?
The Inquiry is carrying out local investigations in specific areas across England and Wales.
Local investigations
Help & Support
You do not have to wait for a local investigation or formal process to begin.
Support services