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AtaLoss.org will help equip church communities to rise to the challenge of supporting the bereaved. I am delighted to commend this important charity to you

I really regret not talking about my mother's death

The GrabLife weekend was a safe environment to speak openly with people who truly understand.

I can honestly say going on the GrabLife weekend was the best decision I had made since losing my partner.    

There is no such thing as ‘very few losses’. We’ve all had tons of losses and we need to take ownership of them. We can be overwhelmed by them and go under, or we can recognise them as integral to living.

Each one of us can be a creative survivor.

Your deepest life message will come out of your deepest pain.

Having received a huge amount of support myself and seeing the work provided by AtaLoss, with such care and practicality, I’d like to contribute something too, that I might be helping others going through often bewildering loss.”

We have seen at first hand the huge impact that doing the Bereavement Journey has made for hundreds of people. AtaLoss.org will enable this vital support to be offered to more people at a critical moment in their lives.

Bereavement is a very normal experience for all, but one many of us struggle to deal with. AtaLoss.org is a really timely initiative to help us find support and better understanding at crucial times.

Bereavement puts enormous pressure on families and the support they receive makes all the difference. That's why Care for the Family is pleased to endorse the work of AtaLoss.org.

Our society spends most of its time attempting to anaesthetise itself from pain and fearful of death. AataLoss.org's support is much needed

We live in an age where we think death is an option.

To have life in focus, we must have death in our field of vision.

Grief is the price we pay for love.

It dawns on you quite suddenly that life is never, ever going to be the same again, that the whole world has changed in a moment.

Grief is like a long, winding valley where any bend may reveal a totally new landscape.

Listening and support is essential for those walking through the dark valley of bereavement.

Each year thousands of children and teenagers are left to cope with multiple issues around death without the support they need and deserve. Who can measure the impact of this on their education and wider social, emotional and spiritual development? That’s why the work of AtaLoss.org is so important: acknowledging their pain, working to meet their need and helping them move forward.