Independent Impact Report:
The Bereavement Journey® 

How our UK-wide programme is helping people navigate life after bereavement 

An independent evaluation shows that The Bereavement Journey®, developed by AtaLoss, is making a significant difference for thousands of people. 

The Bereavement Journey®’s structured, volunteer-led, peer-group community support programme gives anyone affected by bereavement the space, understanding and tools they need to face the future. Relaunched in 2023, the programme helps adults process the range of ways a bereavement can impact, whether recent or long ago, and uniquely offers both an optional session of spiritual support plus accompanying signposting to complete its all-round help.

Independent Report Reveals Life-Changing Impact of The Bereavement Journey® with accompanying signposting


A new evaluation shows how The Bereavement Journey®, developed by AtaLoss and delivered in communities across the UK, alongside signposting, is helping thousands of people face life after bereavement – improving wellbeing, reducing loneliness and building resilience. Read the report. Read the Evidence Base.

Between April 2023 and March 2025: 

  • 96% gained a better understanding of how bereavement was affecting them 

  • 95% said the course helped them process their loss 

  • 86% experienced reduced loneliness 

  • 73% reported improved mental health 

  • 93%+ felt better able to cope by the end of the course 

The wellbeing benefit is valued at over £33.5 million in just two years.  

Currently running in over 400 locations, The Bereavement Journey® is reducing isolation, improving mental health and helping people rebuild their lives after bereavement.

The Bereavement Journey®, with our accompanying signposting, is regaining community support and demonstrating the need and effectiveness of timely, holistic support in bereavement.”

– Yvonne Tulloch, CEO, AtaLoss 

Read the Impact Evaluation Report
The Bereavement Journey® locations offered
The Bereavement Journey® book here
Read the Evidence Base