The National Flood Forum

About

The National Flood Forum is a recognised environmental services organisation dedicated to supporting communities and individuals affected by flooding across the United Kingdom.

Led by Chief Executive Officer Tracey Garrett, the organisation works to provide assistance, guidance, and advocacy for flood-affected residents and businesses. The Forum operates a comprehensive programme focused on flood resilience, recovery support, and policy engagement to help communities prepare for and respond to flooding events. Through their website at https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk, they disseminate valuable information and resources to those seeking support and expert advice on flood-related matters. The organisation is committed to analysing flood risks and developing solutions that help communities build resilience against future flooding incidents.

Services

• flood advisory services
• community support programmes
• flood resilience guidance
• policy advocacy
• flood recovery assistance
• environmental consultancy

Common questions

Where is The National Flood Forum based?

The National Flood Forum is based at The Croft, 81 Walton Road, Aylesbury, HP21 7SN, Greater Manchester.

What does The National Flood Forum do?

The National Flood Forum is an environmental services organisation providing flood support and advocacy across the UK, led by Chief Executive Officer Tracey Garrett.

What sector does The National Flood Forum work in?

The National Flood Forum works in the Environmental Services sector.

What services does The National Flood Forum offer?

The National Flood Forum offers flood advisory services, community support programmes, flood resilience guidance, policy advocacy, flood recovery assistance among other services.

How can I contact The National Flood Forum?

You can contact The National Flood Forum by email at tracey.garrett@floodforum.org.uk or through its website at https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk.