CCP

Pioneers in Trauma Aftercare since 1989. Business to business service to aid recovery of individuals & business continuity following traumatic incidents.

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

‘There is a new chapter of us’

@Donna_ashworth 🧡

[CCP @CCP_Support]

1/2 Many of our customer will know our history dating back to the #Bradfordfire #heraldoffreeenterprise and #Lockerbie Our roots lie in the response to these disasters in the 1980s by our founding partners, Michael Stewart and Peter Hodgkinson.

[CCP @CCP_Support]

2/2 We pride ourselves on our history and legacy at CCP, and fiercely protect our fantastic reputation as a leading UK trauma care provider. This week we pass our 10,000th incident. We continue to build on their exceptional work.

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

We are so sorry to hear this sad news today.

There has been an outpouring of condolences, as Steve Wright was clearly very well respected and loved.

We send Steve’s family, friends and many fans our love & support 🧡☂️

[CCP @CCP_Support]

Another incredibly busy month at CCP delivering trauma care to cruise ships in the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean, trauma support all over the UK, and a host of training courses from Wakefield to Kent. We welcome two new customers to our portfolio too.

[CCP @CCP_Support]

Huge amount of #traumatraining this month from Exeter to London and up to Wakefield and Penrith.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Princess Diana shook hands with an AIDS patient without gloves in 1991. This was groundbreaking at the time because many people didn't fully understand how HIV was spread.

Consequently, those with the disease often had to spend time alone in AIDS wards.

Diana visited several of these wards to meet the patients. She expressed her feelings towards the patients: "I had always wanted to hug people in hospital beds."

She recounted a particular incident to Morton, saying, "This particular man who was so ill started crying when I sat on his bed, and he held my hand. I thought, 'Diana, do it, just do it,' and I gave him an enormous hug. It was so touching because he clung to me and cried."

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

Thankyou @winstonswish

#Childrensgriefawarenessweek @CBNtweets

When a young person you know has experienced the death of someone close to them, it can be difficult to know what to say. It’s natural to want to comfort them, but sometimes common condolences can actually be upsetting or hurtful.

We’ve created a list of dos and don’ts to give you some ideas. (It's important to say this is just a guide, as everyone reacts differently.)

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

This year, once again we are thrilled that @TheBplTower will light up ORANGE on the final day of #NationalGriefAwarenessWeek 2023.

We look forward to seeing all the landmark buildings across the country lighting up in support of those who are bereaved in the community.

Please email [email protected] when you have confirmation of buildings joining our campaign & we will add to our Events page.

Thankyou! #BetterTogether

@wolstenholmepic

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[CCP @CCP_Support]

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[Missing People @missingpeople]

As Suicide Prevention week ends, we wanted to emphasise that you don't have to already be away from home to use our services.

Call/text 11600 or email [email protected], everyday from 9am-11pm.

We also have an Online Chat service, everyday between 2:30 and 9:30pm.

[Missing People @missingpeople]

Today marks the 35th anniversary of Lee Boxell's disappearance.

Lee was 15 when he went missing from #Sutton, #Surrey, on 10/09/1988.

Learn more about Lee's disappearance on The Missing Podcast: https://t.co/Y3baOoESxE

#findLeeBoxell
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[Alex Watts @wattsalex]

On what would have been Gary Speed’s 54th birthday, this from @mrdanwalker is always worth a watch.

If you can, remember to check in with someone today - just because you can.

[Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation @TPJBFoundation]

Today we remember Tim's Birthday on what would have been his 43rd birthday. Tim will always be remembered for the vitally important work that we carry out in his memory through the support and help the Foundation gives to victims of terrorism and violence. Always in our hearts.

[Missing People @missingpeople]

Today marks 15 years since Jordan Ratcliffe went missing.
Jordan was 16 when he was last seen in #Manchester on 31 August 2008.

Our thoughts are with Jordan and his loved ones today.

To help #findJordanRatcliffe, please RT and report any sightings to us.
https://t.co/fDSNKmC8Wu

[Missing People @missingpeople]

Yesterday marked eight years since Fabio Vieira went missing.
Fabio was 27 when he was last seen in #NorthWestLondon on 22/08/2015.

Our thoughts are with his loved ones.

To help #findFabioVieira, please share his appeal and report any sightings to us.
https://t.co/wW58WPD3qI

[Missing People @missingpeople]

Our Helpline is here from 9am-11pm 7 days a week to offer support to those thinking about leaving home, those currently missing, and families with a missing loved one.

Call or text us for free on 116 000, or email us at [email protected].

[Child Bereavement UK @cbukhelp]

Why are people a bit like volcanoes?

Watch our short animated film which encourages children to cope with difficult feelings like anger, worry and guilt so that emotions don’t build up and erupt - like a volcano.

[Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation @TPJBFoundation]

The Omagh bombing was a tragic event on 15 August 1998. Today, we honour and remember those who tragically lost their life and the 220 who was injured.
Our thoughts are with their families, friends, and all those still affected.

[Missing People @missingpeople]

This week is the birthday of Gillian Affleck.
Gillian was 50 when she went missing from #Patcham, #Sussex, on 24 August 2017.

Our thoughts go out to Gillian and her loved ones today.

To help #findGillianAffleck, please RT and report any sightings to us.
https://t.co/xGTV5Y1Uv8