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AtaLoss is deeply honoured to have received messages of support from the King, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Speaker of the House of Commons.
An astonishing 3,000+ attended the service at St Paul’s Cathedral to mark ten years of AtaLoss and launch the first Bereavement Matters Season.
Welsh singer-songwriter Mal Pope has released a new single ‘Still With Me’ to accompany Bereavement Matters Season.
We believe helping prisoners process grief can contribute to safer prisons and reduced re-offending. Course leader and prisoners from HMP Edinburgh wanted to share on camera the difference our pilots have made.
AtaLoss has welcomed Ben Jacob as its new Chair of Trustees, as the charity marks ten years of helping bereaved people find support.
AtaLoss welcomes new employment rights giving more people protected time away from work following the death or a close family member or a pregnancy loss.
AtaLoss’ CEO and Head of Signposting and Partnerships will be in Portugal this week presenting our pioneering bereavement support model.
We’re sad to be sharing news of our colleague Nicky Grey’s death after a few weeks’ battle with cancer.
Bereavement charity AtaLoss has written an open letter urging the new Government to ensure bereavement support is recognised as a key part of its prevention agenda.
AtaLoss is calling for urgent improvements in bereavement training and support following the publication of Baroness Amos’ Maternity and Neonatal Investigation.
The 20th May APPG meeting on Grief Support and the Impact of Death on Society revealed important insights on unsupported and unresolved grief relating to crime and re-offending.