Cruse Bereavement Support - Cumbria

Cir:NeurologicalAge:50-65Age:Young people (11-18)Cir:Medical complicationsCir:Violence/murderWho:Friend/colleagueCir:IllnessWho:Unborn babyWho:SiblingCir:MiscarriageCir:SuicideWho:GrandparentCir:Negligence or neglectWho:Baby at birthType:CounsellingWho:ParentAge:65+Who:ChildWho:Adult childAge:30-50Cir:Missing personCir:CancerAge:18-30Location:CumbriaWho:GrandchildAge:Children up to 11Who:RelativeWho:Spouse/partnerCir:AccidentCir:Old ageWho:BabyCir:Military actionCir:Heart disease/heart attackCir:Hereditary or congenital diseaseCir:Pregnancy termination/Fetal AnomalyCir:Sudden Unexplained Death (SIDS SUDI, SUDC)Cir:Substance Misuse & AddictionWho:Other significant person
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Cruse offers face-to-face, telephone, email and website support. They have a Freephone national helpline and local services, and a website (hopeagain.org.uk) specifically for children and young people. Cruses services are provided by a network of 5,000 trained volunteers and are confidential and free.

CONTACT:

Official Website: Cruse Bereavement Support - Cumbria (Face-To-Face, Telephone, Email And Website Support) 

Email: cumbria@cruse.org.uk

Telephone: 0300 600 3434

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