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Justice4Survivors
Justice4Survivors offers confidential, trauma informed guidance for survivors of abuse who want to explore their options for justice and financial redress. You choose what to share, when to share it, and whether you wish to begin a compensation claim.
If you are here, you have already shown courage, and before anything else, you need to know this: your safety, your dignity and your trust come first.
We understand how frightening and overwhelming it can be to speak about abuse. Many of the people who come to us have carried their experiences for years, sometimes decades, without ever feeling heard. Our role is to guide you through the formal process of seeking compensation, connecting you with specialist solicitors and explaining your options clearly and gently.sometimes decades, without ever feeling truly heard.
At Justice4Survivors, we want you to feel safe from the very first moment.
Your information will be treated with the highest level of confidentiality. You control how much you share, when you share it, and whether you decide to make a claim for compensation or not.
There is no pressure to take action. You are in charge at every stage.
We work with experienced legal professionals who understand the sensitivity of these types of financial claims. Our role is to support you, explain your options clearly, and stand alongside you every step of the way. You will always be treated with kindness and respect.
While no amount of money can erase the past, you may be entitled to financial compensation to support your future. We are here to help you understand what is possible.
Remember
Your voice still matters.
It matters today, no matter how much time has passed. You deserve to be heard and treated with dignity and respect.
Strength does not always look loud.
Sometimes strength is quiet. It’s in surviving, reaching out and allowing yourself to be heard in your own time.
Reclaiming control begins here.
What happened to you does not define you. This is your story, your pace and your choice.
Being heard changes everything.
When your story is listened to with care and without judgement, something shifts. You are no longer alone with it.
We cannot change what you went through.
But we can help you seek the financial compensation you may be entitled to, so you have the support to build a more secure future.
You are more than what happened to you.
Abuse is something that was done to you. It is not who you are. You matter. Your future matters too.
Our Promise To You
When you choose to speak to us, we understand how big a step that is. Trust is at the heart of everything we do.That’s why the way we support you is built on care, respect and your right to be in control.
Confidential from the start: Your information is kept safe and never shared without your permission.
Your pace, your choice: You decide what to share, when to share it and how far to go.
Safe and trauma informed: We understand how painful these conversations can be and take time to make sure you feel safe throughout.
Independent support: We work with experienced legal professionals who specialise in survivor compensation cases, but every decision remains yours.
No financial pressure: Support is provided on a No Win No Fee basis so that you can focus on your wellbeing.
You are not a case number. You are a person, and your story matters.
Who we Help
People abused while in the care of the Scottish Government
A formal redress scheme is now in place for survivors who experienced abuse while in care. We can guide you through the process with care and respect, helping to make a difficult journey feel less overwhelming.
People abused within the Church of England
A formal compensation scheme will soon be launched. We can help you prepare your case so that when the scheme opens, your claim is heard clearly and with dignity.
Survivors of abuse by someone who has been convicted
If the person responsible has been convicted, you may be entitled to compensation through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). We can help with each step of the process so that you do not have to face it alone.
People abused by organisations with a duty of care
Many survivors were hurt by institutions that should have protected them. This includes care homes, foster placements, sports clubs and other organisations. We can help you explore your legal options and access the support that is available to you.
If Your Story Is Different
Every story is unique. If yours doesn’t fit into a neat category, it’s no less important. We’re here to listen, explain your options and help you find the support that’s right for you.
You will never be rushed. You will never be judged. You will always be respected and supported.
What happens when you contact us
You reach out confidentially. There is no pressure or obligation.
We listen. You share only what you feel comfortable sharing.
We explain your options. You are given clear, honest guidance.
You decide what happens next. You stay in control at all times.
Many people tell us that making that first call or filling in the enquiry form is the hardest part.
If that is where you are today, we will meet you with understanding and patience.
You deserve to be financially compensated for what you went through. No amount of money can erase the past, but it will hopefully help give you a
You can call our Free Claims Support Line
0800 887 0100
You can click-to-chat on WhatsApp
Or you can fill in the short form below and we will make contact
Take the First Step When You Feel Ready
Justice4Survivors offers confidential, trauma informed guidance to help survivors understand their options for seeking financial redress through formal schemes and specialist solicitors.
We do not provide counselling, therapy, crisis intervention or emergency assistance.
The information on this website is for general guidance only and should not be considered a substitute for professional mental health or safeguarding support. If you are in danger, feel unable to keep yourself safe, or need immediate emotional support, please contact emergency services on 999 or reach out to one of the independent organisations listed on our Support Organisations for Survivors page.
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