Thank you BBC for featuring our warning of a tsunami of grief this Christmas and the need for bereavement charity funding on the 6pm and 10pm News Friday 4th December. Click to read more and make a donation.
Christmas is traditionally a time many of us associate with comfort, joy and time spent with loved ones. Christmas 2020 is likely to have more grief within it than usual. Here are some thoughtful tips for coping with your grief if you have been bereaved.
During the Covid 19 pandemic a number of Facebook support groups have been set up. We have listed as many as we can find here. Please let us know about others.
Grieving Alone and Together: Responding to the Loss of Your Loved One During the COVID-19
Information to help professionals and organisations support the bereaved
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Are you aged 18-35 and bereaved? Are you a student or working and living away from your family? Don't struggle with your grief. If you're looking for bereavement support, please read this.
At the start of Hanukkah we throw the spotlight on the Jewish Bereavement Counselling Service which provides support to individuals, couples, children and families in the Jewish Community. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Churches in areas affected by lockdowns will remain closed for most purposes except funerals. However, numbers able to attend funerals, in churches or crematoria, will remain restricted to 30 people. Local restrictions may apply so please check with your Funeral Director if you are planning a funeral. Open this page for more advice for bereaved families.
UPDATED NOVEMBER 19TH 2020