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Mother’s Day can be especially difficult for families who have lost their mum or another special female role model in their life. From adverts to social media posts, it can be difficult to avoid Mother’s Day and this can be a constant reminder that your mum is no longer here. Our Full Circle partners at the peer support charity WAY Widowed and Young have some advi...

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Grief is complex, it’s complicated and it’s messy. Whilst everyone grieves differently there are some common threads and themes that can be helpful to know. Every month, our bereavement support workers run live talks and free webinars for families which are all detailed below: Emotion in Motion group - for children aged 8-11 Creative Storytime Workshops - for childr...

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Dive into a new challenge in 2026 and fundraise for Child Bereavement UK Join Team Child Bereavement UK at this famed open-water swimming festival! This one-day event challenges you to conquer a 2-mile swim at the popular Hyde Park. As an added bonus, all your needs will be catered for with heated changing rooms, dunk zone, pontoon start and finish, full water safety crew, hot ...

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Ben talks about how Child Bereavement UK supported him and his four-year-old son George, when his wife and unborn son died suddenly in March 2021. The charity helped me by providing access to resources and information that I could use to guide some of the most difficult initial conversations of our lives. My name is Ben, and in March 2021, I suddenly and unexpectedly lost my...

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