Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI)

Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI) We are the only organisation dedicated to ending corrosive violence globally.

Acid violence is the deliberate use of acid to attack another human being. The victims of acid violence are overwhelmingly women and children, and attackers often target the head and face in order to maim, disfigure and blind. The act rarely kills but causes severe physical, psychological and social scarring, and victims are often left with no legal recourse, limited access to medical or psycholog

ical assistance, and without the means to support themselves. Acid violence is a worldwide phenomenon that is not restricted to a particular race, religion or geographical location.

10/06/2026

Behind each news story of an acid attack is a person whose life has been permanently changed.

Through research, education and advocacy, we work towards a world free of acid attacks.

🔗 Learn more and support our work via the link in bio.

26/05/2026

Every survivor’s story deserves to be heard.

The stories shared this week are another reminder of why the fight against acid violence, and continued support for survivors, remains essential.

🌐 ASTI works internationally to end acid violence through awareness, research and prevention.

👉 Find out more on our website (link in bio).

20/05/2026

These stories are a reminder that we must act now to stop these attacks before they happen.

🌍 ASTI is the only organisation dedicated exclusively to ending acid violence globally. Our work focuses on research, prevention, advocacy, and public awareness.

🔗 Learn more about our work and how to support us via the link in bio.

Mental Health Week is a reminder that recovery is about more than physical healing.For survivors of acid attacks, emotio...
12/05/2026

Mental Health Week is a reminder that recovery is about more than physical healing.

For survivors of acid attacks, emotional wellbeing plays a vital role in rebuilding confidence, finding strength, and moving forward.

According to the NHS, small practical steps can help improve mental wellbeing. To learn more, visit the NHS website.

30/04/2026

Behind every case is a life affected. Acid attacks continue across different communities, showing the urgent need for prevention, awareness and survivor support.

🌍 ASTI works to end acid violence through research, prevention and awareness.

🔗 Find out more and support our work via the link in bio.

22/04/2026

This week’s stories are a powerful reminder that acid violence is a global issue.

It affects people everywhere, showing why we need prevention, more awareness, and ongoing support for survivors.

🔗 Learn more about our work and how you can support us via the link in bio.

🚨 Every second matters after a corrosive attack. Knowing what to do and acting fast can significantly reduce the severit...
15/04/2026

🚨 Every second matters after a corrosive attack. Knowing what to do and acting fast can significantly reduce the severity of injuries.

These essential first aid steps are based on official NHS guidance.

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09/04/2026

Behind every headline is a life changed forever.

The stories of this week are a reminder that the pain caused by acid violence goes far beyond the moment of attack.

At ASTI, we continue working towards a world free from acid violence.

💬 Be part of the change. Visit the link in bio to learn more and support our mission.

27/03/2026

Change starts with awareness and every story matters.

This news highlights why the fight to end acid violence must continue and why supporting survivors is so important.

💜 Together, we can push for prevention and justice.

🌐 ASTI works globally to end acid violence through research, awareness and prevention.

👉 Learn more on our website (link in bio).

26/03/2026

Ending acid violence requires action, awareness and continued support.

The stories from this week remind us why change is urgently needed around the world. Stay informed.

🌍 ASTI works globally to end acid violence through research, awareness, and prevention.

🔗 Visit our website to find out more: https://asti.org.uk/

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