#AddressTheHarm®️ Podcast

Putting survivor voices back at the centre

#AddressTheHarm®️ Podcast

Putting survivor voices back at the centre

#AddressTheHarm®️ Podcast

Putting survivor voices back at the centre

Why #AddressTheHarm?

The voices that Britain's institutions work hardest to silence finally have a platform. From Home Office failures to police cover-ups, survivors have become unwilling experts in institutional failure. They know what went wrong, why it keeps happening, and how to stop it. But institutions rarely ask them.

On Address The Harm, we do.

Every episode, we centre the voices of those who've experienced institutional harm across multiple sectors - NHS healthcare, social care, safeguarding services, police, family courts, and beyond. These aren't just stories of what went wrong. They're blueprints for what could go right.

Our guests share their insights from experiencing these systems from all sides - as service users, employees, and advocates. They reveal the devastating pattern of institutional self-investigation that re-traumatises survivors while protecting organisational reputation.

Because when institutions finally listen to those they've failed, that's when real accountability becomes possible.


Now streaming on our podcast

Hear survivors' stories on #AddressTheHarm®️

Hosted by Leah Brown FRSA

Be part of the healing

When institutions address harm properly, survivors can heal and communities can rebuild trust. Our podcast creates space for the voices and wisdom that can transform how institutions respond to harm.

Join the movement

Follow @addresstheharm on social media. Visit addresstheharm.org to support our campaign for institutional accountability that centres healing over hiding.

Share these stories

Help create the change that allows everyone to heal. The people we interview on the podcast are also campaigning.


Please check them out and give support:
Isabel’s law

Fair Hearing

Chinook families

Maggie Oliver Foundation

Tainted Blood

Why #AddressTheHarm?

The voices that Britain's institutions work hardest to silence finally have a platform. From Home Office failures to police cover-ups, survivors have become unwilling experts in institutional failure. They know what went wrong, why it keeps happening, and how to stop it. But institutions rarely ask them.

On Address The Harm, we do.

Every episode, we centre the voices of those who've experienced institutional harm across multiple sectors - NHS healthcare, social care, safeguarding services, police, family courts, and beyond. These aren't just stories of what went wrong. They're blueprints for what could go right.

Our guests share their insights from experiencing these systems from all sides - as service users, employees, and advocates. They reveal the devastating pattern of institutional self-investigation that re-traumatises survivors while protecting organisational reputation.

Because when institutions finally listen to those they've failed, that's when real accountability becomes possible.


Now streaming on our podcast

Hear survivors' stories on #AddressTheHarm®️

Now streaming on our podcast

Hear survivors' stories on #AddressTheHarm®️

Hosted by Leah Brown FRSA

Hosted by Leah Brown FRSA

Be part of the healing

Be part of the healing

When institutions address harm properly, survivors can heal and communities can rebuild trust. Our podcast creates space for the voices and wisdom that can transform how institutions respond to harm.

Join the movement

Join the movement

Follow @addresstheharm on social media. Visit addresstheharm.org to support our campaign for institutional accountability that centres healing over hiding.

Share their stories

Share their stories

Help create the change that allows everyone to heal. The people we interview on the podcast are also campaigning.

Please check them out and give support:
Isabel’s law

Fair Hearing

Chinook families

Maggie Oliver Foundation

Tainted Blood