Legacy Hub

Child Bereavement UK has partnered with Legacy Hub to offer the opportunity to create a lasting digital legacy, securing precious memories and ensuring that your important documents are easily accessible for future generations. Legacy Hub allows you to digitally preserve important information from photos, videos and personal documents that tell your story, through to Wills, financial records and medical records. Built with the highest level of encryption and security protocols.

We know from the families we support at Child Bereavement UK that memories are important when someone special dies. We also know that it can be very stressful dealing with paperwork and administration at a time when they simply want to grieve and remember their special person.

Legacy Hub ensures that your sensitive information is protected and will only be accessible to your designated Digital Executor after your death. By signing up for Legacy Hub you’ll be making a lasting difference; for every person who joins, Child Bereavement UK will receive 10% of the annual subscription fee helping us to continue supporting bereaved children, young people, parents and families after the devastation of bereavement.

You can secure your digital legacy for less than £1 per week while supporting the work of Child Bereavement UK and receive a 10% discount on your subscription by using our link: legacyhub.co.uk/ref/cbuk.

We are also able to offer our supporters the opportunity to write a simple will or amend their existing Will for free through our partnership with the Free Wills Network.

Visit our page: How we can support you for more on our services.

You can also call our Helpline 0800 02 888 40 email [email protected] or use Live Chat on our website.

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