Crans-Montana – May 28, 2026: After the tragic fire at the bar “Le Constellation” in Crans-Montana that occurred between December 31, 2025, and January 1, 2026, resulting in 41 deaths and 115 injuries, survivors and bereaved families have formed an organization called “Revi Crans-Montana.” This organization aims to provide long-term support to the victims and to collectively represent their interests.
“Revi Crans-Montana” was established by French victims but is open to all victims regardless of nationality. The vice president of the organization emphasized welcoming further members from various countries.
The formation of this organization comes amidst existing support efforts by other groups. For example, the nonprofit “Swisshearts,” established on January 6, 2026, offers financial assistance to families of victims residing in Switzerland. “Swisshearts” is dedicated to providing direct monetary support to families who lost children or had members hospitalized due to the incident.
Furthermore, the French victim support organization “France Victimes” has also offered assistance. They are commissioned by the collective accident response team of the Paris prosecutor’s police and support victims and their families. By the end of January 2026, the emergency hotline 116 006 received 74 calls, and 22 victim support groups nationwide were mobilized to provide on-site assistance to victims.
Despite these existing support structures, the founders of “Revi Crans-Montana” emphasize the need for an independent and collective organization that addresses the specific needs of the victims. They plan to offer long-term support to help victims cope with the physical and psychological impacts of the incident beyond initial aid.
The organization has already begun fundraising and plans to hold various events and campaigns over the coming months to raise awareness of the victims’ needs and call for further support. Additionally, “Revi Crans-Montana” aims to work closely with relevant authorities and other support organizations to establish a unified and effective support system.
The founding of “Revi Crans-Montana” represents the victims’ wish to share their experiences, support each other, and stand together for their rights and needs. In an era where communities play a vital role in healing and rebuilding, this organization provides a platform for solidarity and collective action.
In the coming months, the activities and development of “Revi Crans-Montana” will be closely monitored to ensure that the victims’ needs remain central and are adequately addressed.
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