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Keeley talks about her mother’s death and the support she has received from Child Bereavement UK and being part of the charity’s young people's group. Read more
Kayleigh talks about her mum, who died from cancer when Kayleigh was 14 years old, and how she’s been supported by Child Bereavement UK. Read more
Eamonn’s wife Sasha died from breast cancer when their daughters Ella and Jenna were 8 and 5. Eamonn and Jenna talk about the impact of Sasha’s death on the family. Read more
Lawrence died by suicide when he was 18. His cousin Melissa and her son talk about how his death affected them and how they've been supported. Read more
Telling parents or carers that their baby or child has died. Read more
Advice for health professionals on supporting children when someone important to them has died in hospital. Read more
The UK Trauma Council has created a portfolio of free resources for school staff, bereavement services and NHS mental health services. Read more
Julia Samuel, Founder Patron of Child Bereavement UK, explains why grief feels like fear and what can help. Read more
John talks about the initial difficulty in relating to others after their daughter Cecilia, twin sister to their son Frankie, was stillborn. Read more
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Download a printable leaflet for bereaved families on how they can give to Child Bereavement UK in memory of their special person. Read more
Arnold Funeral Service were the funeral directors who opened the tribute page in memory of Paul. Child Bereavement UK has worked closely with them over the years. Read more