If you would like some support on how to register the death, notify government departments, deal with the deceased estate or any other legal requirements then do visit GOV.UK which has a specific page relevant to this need. FIND OUT MORE: What ...

Royal Navy Family & People Support (RN FPS), through their Visiting Officer role, provide timely and sensitive support to bereaved Service personnel and their families. All RN FPS Visiting Officers (VO’s) are specialist welfare worker...

Losing a loved one or experiencing other traumatic events can have a long-lasting negative impact on our mental health. There are lots of sources of support and information that can help if you have experienced traumatic events. FIND OUT MORE: B...

Coping with grief after the death of a loved one can be one of the hardest things we ever go through. You might be dealing with lots of different emotions, and it can be hard to know what support is available and how to access it. FIND OUT MORE: Get ...

Dandelion Military Families collaborates with national organisations like Sands , to bring strategic level support to military families who have experienced bereavement; and working with stakeholders from the military and healthcare sector to raise aw...

SSAFA offers dedicated support groups for bereaved Armed Forces families, providing opportunities to connect with others who have experienced a similar loss. These offer a safe and understanding environment where participants can share experiences, r...

Cruse can support you no matter how long you’ve been grieving. Trained in all types of bereavement, their volunteers can help you make sense of how you’re feeling right now. FIND OUT MORE: About Cruse Understanding Grief What To Do ...

The Royal Navy Royal Marines Widows’ Association supports those who have lost a recognised partner who is serving or has served in the Royal Navy or Royal Marines. All who have experienced loss are welcome to join, regardless of the circumstanc...

There’s no right way to grieve. Feeling sad, angry, or confused, laughing about a memory, and having lots of questions are some of the ways a child might cope with the loss of someone they loved. If you’re an adult who’s helping t...

Samaritans provide a safe, free, and confidential space to talk through grief. Volunteers listen without judgment, do not tell you what to do, and help you process difficult emotions after losing someone FIND OUT MORE: Support groups for people...

The When A Child Dies guide has been put together by a group of bereaved parents, support organisations and professionals; it is for parents and carers of a child under 18 to help you understand some of the things that will n...

The Child Death Helpline is a confidential service operated by a dedicated team of volunteers who are all bereaved parents. If you’re a parent who has lost a child of any age, under any circumstances, and however recently or long ago, they are ...

The Marie Curie Telephone Bereavement Support Service is for adults aged 18 or above, who are grieving after someone has died from a terminal illness. Whether you’re grieving for someone who died recently or a long time ago, they&nbsp...

Sands offer a safe place for anyone affected by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby, whether you’re a parent, sibling, grandparent, healthcare professional or friend. Support is available for all types of pregnancy loss as well as specific su...

The Good Grief Trust is a central umbrella network that connects people dealing with the loss of a loved one to over 1,000 local and national bereavement support services, helplines, and peer networks across the UK. In doing so they ensure that every...

Winston's Wish and Child Bereavement UK have combined and are now one unified charity: Child Bereavement UK ? Child Bereavement UK supports grieving children, young people, and parents bereaved of a baby or child, to find hope and rebuild their l...

Scotty’s Little Soldiers is a charity dedicated to supporting bereaved military children and young people. The charity provides relief from the effects of bereavement to young people who have experienced the death of a parent who served with th...

The Childhood Bereavement Network (CBN) is the hub for those working with bereaved children, young people and their families across the UK. Sharing a vision that all children and young people in the UK, together with their caregivers, ...

Have you heard of Families’ Activity Breaks (FAB)?FAB is a non-public funded, tri-service charity, providing fun and challenging activity camps around the UK for bereaved military families. FAB Camp is a fully-paid* week away for bereaved milit...

Hospice Care know that dealing with end of care life can be hard - they are around to support at times of terminal illness or for respite for carers. Their information and support pages give you guidance and tips to help you and your family thro...