25 October 2019

The NHS is here to support the Grenfell community ahead of the Phase 1 Inquiry report being released.

The report, which will look at what happened on the night of Grenfell, will be published on Wednesday 30 October, but people who took part in the Inquiry will receive it on Monday ‘under strict embargo.’

We are aware that people are concerned that the release of the report may increase their levels of anxiety, worry and overall distress. 

Support for inquiry participants, bereaved and survivors on Monday

Through the NHS Grenfell Dedicated Service, we will be with survivors and the bereaved, on hand to provide support as they receive the report on Monday. We will have therapists providing on-site support at the site of the briefing as well at the Friends and Family Assistance Centre at 17 Old Court Place, W8.

On-site community support before and after report is released

The report will be released to the public on Wednesday, and may be covered in the media.

Our staff will be at different Grenfell community bases on Wednesday, ready to support you. If you feel upset, or would like to speak to someone, please approach one of our staff who will be wearing their NHS badges and green Grenfell Health and Wellbeing hoodies. You can drop in anytime you like or look out for one of our staff.

On Wednesday 30 October you can find us at:

• Notting Hill Methodist Church

• Around the community in our signature green hoodies

You can also reach us by:

This is a free and confidential NHS service for the community.

For live updates please visit our Twitter account @GrenfellNHS

Other non NHS support available

SHOUT – Anyone going through a crisis and needing support can text Shout to 85258

Samaritans – Call 116 123 (free, 24/7 confidential support)

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