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A Christmas gift for you!

Christmas isn't easy when you have been bereaved. Plan ahead now. Nutritionist, Sabine Horner's Christmas Survival Guide is here for you to DOWNLOAD.
CHAS Bereavement Service

CHAS Bereavement Service provides support to the family, and other significant others, of a child who has died from a life shortening condition or an accident at any age across Scotland.
2023 NATIONAL GRIEF AWARENESS WEEK

December 2-8 is National Grief Awareness Week - an opportunity to to raise awareness of the impact of bereavement, and in particular, the importance of finding support. READ MORE HERE.
The Exchange

The Exchange provides counselling services and therapeutic interventions through face-to-face sessions, telephone and online chat support for children and young people

The Vintner's Company
The National Lottery Community Fund
Medicash Foundation
Leaving a legacy and reducing your tax liability

Leaving a legacy can help relieve your tax liabilities as well as support the charity you care about.
The Lawes Foundation
54:2 Trust
The Deo Gloria Trust
Benefact Trust
Major Funders

Our Major Funders
Sponsored Challenge Events

Have a brilliant time and raise funds for AtaLoss.org!

Talk to a Bereavement Counsellor

Click here to find out more about and access this free service.
Why we can't stomach food when we lose a loved one

Sabine Horner considers the impact of bereavement on our digestive system and offers some advice to help. FIND OUT MORE.
All about AtaLoss

The UK's signposting service for finding local and national bereavement support services and information tailored to suit bereaved people
How to deal with someone's belongings after they have died

Most of us value our relationships far more than our possessions. When a death robs us of an important relationship, their belongings can assume great significance for us and others. Here are some helpful tips if you are needed to help sort them out.
Sands - Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity

SANDS is a charity that provides support for parents and research following the death of a baby.
The Bereavement Journey® - Nationwide

Run over 6-7 weeks, The Bereavement Journey is a great place to talk and will help anyone coming to terms with a bereavement.
Looking after yourself

How to take care of you when you are bereaved. READ MORE HERE.
Look here if you need help urgently

Helplines you can call
Churches & Community Bereavement Support (including The Bereavement Journey).

Churches across the country are providing a focus for bereavement support. We have launched our newly refreshed and updated resources, as well as training and support for any Church wanting to provide bereavement support for people of all faiths in its community.
Cruse Scotland

Bereavement counselling and telephone support across Scotland

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All about AtaLoss

The UK's signposting service for finding local and national bereavement support services and information tailored to suit bereaved people Read more

Help us help bereaved people find support and well-being.

Supporting this charity means your loved ones will be able to find the support they may need when you die. A gift to AtaLoss is also a gift to your family and friends. Thank you for helping us to help them. Please note your donation here will go to support the work of AtaLoss which runs this website. If you wish to donate to another charity please go direct to their website and donate from there. Read more

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Find Bereavement Support this Christmas

If you are missing a loved one this Christmas or are still coming to terms with their death please have a look at this video. It's our gift to you. Read more

National Grief Awareness Week 2023

December 2-8 is National Grief Awareness Week - an opportunity to to raise awareness of the impact of bereavement, and in particular, the importance of finding support. READ MORE HERE. Read more