Provides support and advice to communities and individuals that have been flooded or are at risk of flooding.  It is a collective, authoritative voice that aims to influence central and local government and all agencies that manage flood risk.

The National Flood Forum is a charity run by people who have experienced the trauma, loss and frustration that go with flooding or have first hand experience of supporting the victims of flooding both during and after the event.

THE AIMS OF THE NATIONAL FLOOD FORUM:

• To advise and support communities and individuals that flood or are at flood risk
• To raise awareness of the plight of flood victims that experience flooding
• To encourage the establishment of community led groups for mutual support and action to mitigate their future risk of flooding
• To instigate multi agency collaboration and mediation between those that flood and those that manage flood risk
• To organise "flood fairs" to provide public information and advice from the NFF, government agencies and self help protection firms
• To work to secure effective and appropriate action by working with:
  Government
  Insurance Companies
  Environment Agency
  Local Authorities
  Water Companies

THE NATIONAL FLOOD FORUM SUPPORTS VICTIMS OF FLOODING BY:

• Rapid deployment of post recovery advice to flooded communities, individuals and businesses
• A designated help line that provides support, empathy and a listening ear
• Help and advice to resolve issues regarding restoration of property, insurance etc
• Advice on flood resilience and resistance
• Proactively helping to form action groups
• Enabling people to obtain information regarding their individual flooding problems

THE NATIONAL FLOOD FORUM IS A REGISTERED CHARITY
and welcomes sponsorship and donations:
To sponsor or make a donation, ring Amanda Davies on 01299 403101 or email on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it