Survivors Assistance and First Response
You are not alone.
Our volunteers have experienced the grief and pain you are going through right now. Our national network of volunteers consists of family members of truck crash victims and truck crash survivors who are ready to help.
Through our First Response Program, these volunteers provide compassionate, immediate support to truck crash survivors and families of victims.
Network Introduction
Introduction from a Survivors Network Volunteer.
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Legal Information
Understand the legal issues related to a truck crash.
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Grief & Loss
Coping with the loss and grief related issues from a counselor.
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Truck Crash Resource Pamphlet
- Practical Tips
- Coping With Grief
- Coping Tips
- Legal Aspects
- Advocacy
- Finding a Grief Counselor
Practical Tips
Take care of yourself
Make sure you are eating nutritious meals regularly, exercising, and getting as much rest as possible.
Have someone to talk to
Whether it is a friend, counselor, or a First Response volunteer, speak freely with someone who is a good listener.
Seek help from trusted people
A close friend, a relative, or a volunteer from the Truck Safety Coalition. There are practical matters that you must attend to immediately.
Share Your Story
If you have been affected by a truck crash and want to share your story on our website, please let us know.
We’re here for you
If you want to connect with one of our staff or volunteers, fill out this form and we will get back to you as quickly as possible. If you need immediate assistance, you can reach our First Response team at (202) 937-6430.