We help children and young people (up to the age of 25) and families, to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies.
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ALT Child Bereavement UK logo followed by text which reads: 'Stay in touch' followed by the charity's social media handles for LinkedIn, Facebook, Insta, Threads, BlueSky, YouTube, TikTok and the charity website. Links for these can be found in the following comment on this thread
ALT Text reads, 'Call our Helpline: 0800 02 888 40 Live Chat: childbereavementuk.org Confidential bereavement support, information and guidance for families and professionals, 9am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday' alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT A photograph of a group of people in a lecture theatre looking at a tutor and presentation.
ALT Text reads: An introduction to Child Bereavement UK, a free webinar for funeral directors, Wednesday 19 March, 4pm-5pm. Below is a photo of a child and parent who are talking to someone from Child Bereavement UK.
ALT A portrait of Michael Rosen, he is smiling and standing behind a vibrant yellow wall as he wears a relaxed open collar denim shirt.
ALT An illustrated person sits with their hands wrapped around their legs and a sad expression on their face. Text reads, 'How we grieve and what may help', alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT Speech bubbles contain the questions, 'Will we be able to stay in this house?' and 'Will I still be able to go to college or university?' alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT Text on lined notepaper reads: 'What helps? Looking at photos and videos. Writing memories and thoughts in a journal. Being positive and not letting negative thoughts take over. Talking to people who have had similar experiences. Spending time with family. Alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT A quote from Rachel who was supported by Child Bereavement UK with her children after her husband died, reads: "It was nice to get support because I didn’t know what to do, I didn’t know how to handle some situations. The expertise, experience and advice of Child Bereavement UK was so good."
ALT A white signpost on a grey background has four arrows reads pointing in different directions. The text reads: 'Guidance and information in other languages' alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT Information box reads: Answering a child's questions about death and dying. * Answer questions openly and honestly * Use simple, age-appropriate language * Reassure them it's OK to ask questions * Check their understanding * Be prepared to answer the same question repeatedly * It's ok to say 'I don't know' if that's the case.
ALT ALT TEXT: A digital illustration of a father with a sad expression is holding his young child in his arms as they embrace. Text reads, 'Don't be afraid to show your child you're feeling sad' alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo
ALT An open red envelope with a note inside which reads, 'I'm so sorry to hear about your grandchild' alongside the Child Bereavement UK logo