Helping Families Find Their Way
After a terror attack, families are often left with questions they never expected to face. What assistance are they entitled to? Who should they contact? Where do they begin?
OneFamily offers individual guidance and practical assistance, helping families navigate challenges, access available resources and find the support they need.
Understanding Each Family’s Situation
A wounded survivor returning home from the hospital may be concerned about rehabilitation and medical care. A bereaved parent raising young children may be trying to manage responsibilities that were once shared with a spouse.
OneFamily takes the time to understand each family’s circumstances and work out what needs attention first.
Sometimes the answer is a service OneFamily already provides. Other times, it means finding a specialist, explaining a process or helping someone make an important decision.
Connecting Families With the Right Support
Depending on their circumstances, families may need medical care, educational assistance, guidance with benefits or help dealing with government offices.
OneFamily helps them understand what is available and how to access it, whether through its own programs or outside professionals and organizations.
This may include:
Guidance on healthcare and rehabilitation options
Understanding available benefits and assistance
Finding educational resources for children and young adults
Accessing OneFamily programs or specialized outside services
Some needs can be addressed directly through OneFamily. Others require working with additional professionals or organizations. In either case, families have someone to help them figure out the next step.
Help OneFamily provide personalized guidance to victims of terror and their families.
