Please look through the website to find out about Adam Rogers and the work of Every Action Has Consequences to see if there are resources useful for you and to find out how you can help.
The learning materials are useful in helping young people cope with their frustrations and understand how anger can get them into trouble. There are resources for primary and secondary pupils with sections that would interest young adults. It is also being widely used by Youth Offending Teams and on victim awareness courses for people in prison.
Contact us if you would like a copy. It’s free but we would appreciate your feedback so that we can improve and develop more materials and resources. There is no formal charge but you are welcome to make a contribution to our charity page at Just Giving, and that will enable us to continue our work.
An animated story of how to cope with aggression. Suitable for 9 – 11 year olds.
Adam’s story told by Dave (Adam’s father) and friends.
The night Adam Rogers was killed he was trying to act as a peacemaker. His only mistake was trying to keep a young man away from the area where his friend was being attacked.
Dave has become involved in rehabilitation courses, telling Adam’s Story to explain the impact of crime on the victims and their families.
After his death, Adam Rogers gave new life to 5 people. It was a very difficult time to make such an important decision but we are so glad that we did.
Over the years, family, friends and many wonderful people and organisations have organised a variety of events in support of EAHC.
We’ve organised and been guest speakers at conferences all around the country to help spread the word that “one punch is too many”.
You can make a donation or organise an event in Adam’s memory. If you are working with young people you may wish to use some of our educational materials.
IN MEMORY OF AND DEDICATED TO
Dave and his wife, Pat, have worked tirelessly to educate people in relation to the charity EAH Consequences, which was set up after the tragic ‘one punch’ death of their son, Adam Rogers.
Dave will be sorely missed by all and I cannot think of anything more fitting than to raise money for the charity he set up that educates young people and raises awareness of restorative justice and also the amazing generous act of organ donation.
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