Bereavement Resources

Grief can come in waves, feel quiet and distant, or return without warning. Some people find comfort in counselling. Others prefer community groups, helplines or reading material that helps them understand what they are going through.

Every experience of grief is unique, and there is no right or wrong way to get support.

Cruse Bereavement Support
Practical advice, helplines and one-to-one support for anyone who has experienced a loss.

Samaritans
A confidential listening service available at any time, day or night.

At a Loss
Directory of UK bereavement services and guidance on finding support locally.

Child Bereavement UK
Help for families when a child dies, and for children when someone important to them has died.

Winston’s Wish
Support for children and young people through grief, including online and telephone services.

Hope Again
A bereavement website for young people, created by young people.

The Compassionate Friends
Support for parents and families following the death of a child.

Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide (SoBS)
Support groups and helplines for anyone affected by suicide loss.

Marie Curie
Information and emotional support for those affected by terminal illness, before and after a bereavement.

Depending on your needs, local groups and counsellors may also be able to help. Your GP can advise on services in your area, and your funeral director may be familiar with community organisations that offer bereavement support.

If you would like any guidance from us, or are unsure where to start, please get in touch. We are here to help you find the support that feels right for you.