England
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Get support
Three ways we can stand with you.
Connect with people who understand, get hands-on help organising your community, or call our flood hotline. Many people use more than one kind of support.
Peer connection & direct support
Our online community
A private, moderated Facebook group for people who have experienced flooding in their home. It is a place to be heard, compare notes and help each other.
Feel less alone
Meet people who understand the shock, disruption and long road ahead after a flood.
Share what works
Exchange lived experience, practical knowledge and ideas from communities across the UK.
Find trusted information
Get signposted towards useful, accurate sources during response and recovery.
Turn experience into action
Connect your local story to a wider network working for lasting change.
How we moderate
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Community organising
Flood Action Group organising
We help flooded neighbours come together, build an effective local group and move from a shared problem towards a practical route to change.
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Listen first
We hear what happened, who is affected and what the community has already tried.
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Bring people together
We help start or strengthen a group with clear roles, shared priorities and momentum.
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Navigate the system
We support constructive engagement with authorities, evidence gathering and a focused plan.
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Connect local to national
We link groups to peers and ensure repeated local problems inform wider advocacy.
Good to know
All options are open to everyone.
What if I’m not on Facebook?
Email us. We can arrange a call, learn about your situation and work out another way to keep you connected.
Do we need an existing Flood Action Group?
No. We can help residents explore whether a group is useful, get one started or help an existing group regain focus.
I represent an organisation, can we refer individuals to you?
Yes. Introduce us by email, with the person or community’s permission, and our community team will take it from there.