Child Bereavement UK

Losing a (parent) as a child makes you feel disadvantaged emotionally. There isn’t that person willing you on, there to help you. No one there to rebel against or draw things from. You become… self-reliant and you grow up very quickly in one sense, and never grow up in another. James Dyson, Entrepreneur Being bereaved of someone important in your life as a chil...

Volunteering is good for you. Did you know that there are enormous benefits to you, your family and your community? It can help you to meet new people, connect with your community, learn new skills, and even advance your career. Research shows that giving to others can also benefit your mental and physical health. Volunteers are vital to helping us as we support families to r...

As a widowed parent, there may come a time when you find a new partner and want to introduce them to your children. This is a daunting situation for everyone involved – you, your children and your new partner. Your children will probably feel lots of complicated emotions, including fear, anger and confusion, as this new person comes into their life. There is no ‘corr...

When a child or young person you know has experienced the death of someone close to them, it can be difficult to know what to say. It’s natural to want to comfort them, but sometimes common condolences can actually be upsetting or hurtful. So, we’re giving you some ideas of what to say to a grieving child or young person. It’s important to say that this is jus...

Fundraising support from the local business community is vitally important to Child Bereavement UK. It’s also good for your business, helping to enhance your brand and profile within your community. Where possible, we’ll help you get the most from your efforts by supporting you with social media and local PR. We’re always keen to hear your fundraising ideas. Ho...