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AtaLoss.org's plans

We have already built up a directory of over 700 support organisations on our website. We will continue to increase our database of bereavement support organisations and resources on our website to cover all areas of the UK and all types of bereavement.

We will also continue to upgrade our website to provide a variety of bereavement support information and services.

We will work hard to ensure the bereaved are made aware of our website through raising awareness among health professionals, the funeral industry, those working with children and young people, and any professionals supporting bereaved people in the workplace. 

To achieve this we need:

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We are currently seeking significant funding to produce resources and create capacity to meet growing demand.

Can you help us? There's information here about different ways to help us.

Give a one-off gift, regular monthly donation or a gift in memory of a loved one click here.

Give a legacy gift  - Information about legacies and the benefits to you as well as the charity is here

If you can help us please do get in touch. 

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Please let us know of any bereavement service or resources that could be added to our site by getting in touch.

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Please also let us know of places where we can speak or raise awareness of bereavement issues, or other ways we can spread the word by getting in touch. 

Finally, do consider how YOU might get involved... We have lots of opportunities.

Thank you. Together we can help the bereaved find support!

Published: 12th September, 2019

Updated: 5th May, 2020

Author: Jane Woodward

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