How We Can Help
Following major trauma or serious injury, recovery can affect every part of life.
Alongside treatment and rehabilitation, patients and families may face emotional challenges, financial worries, practical pressures and uncertainty about what comes next.
Recovery & Beyond helps patients and families access practical, emotional and specialist support, from the earliest stages of care through rehabilitation, returning home and life beyond injury.
Working alongside clinical teams and trusted partners, we help connect people to the right support at the right time.
Choose a support area below, or scroll through each section.
Helping people navigate financial uncertainty
Serious injury can affect employment, income and day-to-day finances.
We help patients and families understand and access the financial support available to them.
Support may include:
Support when it matters most
Following major trauma, families can face immediate pressures and unexpected costs.
Where needed, we help people access emergency and practical support to reduce pressure during difficult times.
Support may include:
Supporting patients and the people closest to them
Major trauma affects families too.
Partners, parents, children and carers often face emotional strain, practical challenges and uncertainty.
Support may include:
Supporting life beyond treatment
Recovery often continues long after hospital treatment ends.
We help people understand and access wider support during rehabilitation and recovery.
Support may include:
Helping people adapt to life after injury
Following serious injury, everyday life may look different.
We help connect people to practical support that can assist with independence, mobility and daily living.
Support may include:
Helping people understand their options
Following serious injury, patients and families may have questions around employment, finances, care, housing or legal rights.
Where appropriate, we can help people understand available options and access independent specialist legal guidance through trusted legal partners.
Support may include:
There is no obligation to seek legal advice, and people will always be supported to make informed choices.
Not sure where to start?
A conversation is often the best place to begin.
