You're not alone. Use Sandy Hook Promise's collection of resources for coping with the aftermath of a shooting.
You're not alone. Use Sandy Hook Promise's collection of resources for coping with the aftermath of a shooting.
The epidemic of gun violence in America has left thousands dead and countless others with trauma in the aftermath of shootings. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. There’s help for victims and survivors of gun violence.
Mass shootings also have a collective impact on entire communities. Further, there is vicarious trauma from watching these tragedies unfold on the media. Children and youth can be particularly affected by stories of boys and girls getting shot in their classrooms, neighborhoods and places of worship.
It is especially important to know where to get help when you need it. Please use our collection of resources for coping with the impact of gun violence.
Connect with fellow survivors, access victim services and get empowered by honoring those taken by gun violence. Here are some leading support groups for people directly affected by gun violence.
Learn how to talk with children about violence, handle the disturbing content they may see, and more. Here are just a few of the many resources available.
We’re also working to support communities in the aftermath of mass shooting tragedy. Our experts have developed resources for communities on resilience and recovery.
Stay informed on what Sandy Hook Promise is doing to help prevent gun violence in schools, homes and communities.
