Bereavement Support

We deliver information to increase knowledge and understanding of the bereaved, giving the confidence to support those who are experiencing loss and grief.

[Probate Support Network @ProbateSupport]

👉 Probate isn’t always required to deal with a loved one’s estate. If you’re unsure, it’s best to get professional advice.

Speak to someone who can help: 0333 043 8547

[Cr Anthony Bazouni @AnthonyBazouni]

Probate is about closure, clarity, and honouring a legacy. The legal process of administering a deceased person's estate, ensuring that their wishes are honoured and assets are distributed fairly. ⚖️💼

#Probate #EstatePlanning #LegalProcess

[Probate Support Network @ProbateSupport]

We're here to make probate simple, affordable, and stress-free - giving families confidence during a difficult time.

📽️ Watch the video to see how we can help
🔗 https://t.co/oPyfPKql2a

[Bereavement Support @BereavementSNet]

Did you know you can do probate yourself?

Our website empowers you to quickly and confidently apply for probate yourself, in the comfort of your own home, hassle-free at an affordable fixed price.

You can visit the website here:
https://t.co/dnTErI7NEL

[SAMHSA @samhsagov]

⛄ It’s that time of year when the days grow shorter, and the weight of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can feel heavier.

Learn the signs and symptoms of SAD and how to get help if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms: https://t.co/B2KUiU8WwW

[Child Bereavement UK @cbukhelp]

Our animation ‘Puddle Jumping’ aims to help adults understand how grieving children can seem to move in and out of their grief, a bit like they’re jumping in and out of a puddle. 💦

Puddle jumping is normal and means a child is learning to cope with their grief.

[Bereavement Support @BereavementSNet]

Did you know you can do probate yourself?

Our website empowers you to quickly and confidently apply for probate yourself, in the comfort of your own home, hassle-free at an affordable fixed price.

You can visit the website here:
https://t.co/dnTErI7NEL

[Cruse Bereavement Support @CruseSupport]

This session aims to raise awareness of what the experience of losing a baby is like for families and the uniqueness of their grief journey compared to other kinds of bereavement.

To book your place, visit: https://t.co/R8vp6cOxeH

#bereavement #babyloss #grief

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

We hope these signs on railway platforms help those struggling to reach out for support.

#itsokaynottobeokay

Thankyou #Basingstoke 🧡☂️

We aim to work with all UK railway companies to install our #HelpandHope plaques on benches and seats.

Scan the QR code for immediate access to bereavement services, anywhere in the UK.

@samaritans
@networkrail
@SWRRLY
@BasGazette
@BasingstokeGov

[David Kessler @IamDavidKessler]

In moments of grief, it's natural to feel isolated and hesitant to share our pain with others. We worry we'll burden them, or bring them down if we open up. These fears can lead us to suffer in silence. But you are not a burden. Our grief is valid - even when it’s heavy.

[Child Bereavement UK @cbukhelp]

Saying the name of a child who has died can be very important to bereaved parents. A lovely way to include the child’s name might be to add that you always remember them in a card or message you send to the family.

[Cruse Bereavement Support @CruseSupport]

A child dying is one of the most intensely painful experiences you can go through. This link provides advice on how to care for yourself after the loss of a child: https://t.co/i6lVBZBc65

#bereavement #grief #sandsawarenessweek #childrenshospiceweek

[Cruse Bereavement Support @CruseSupport]

It's Loneliness Awareness Week.
Even if you have lots of people around you, grief can still make you feel lonely.

See our website, for more information and support
https://t.co/9nCO4dg9tj

#lonelinessawarenessweek

[Child Bereavement UK @cbukhelp]

If you’re finding it hard to cope with your grief, it’s OK to ask for help.

If you need bereavement support, contact our Helpline for support, information and guidance on 0800 02 888 40, 9am–5pm, Monday to Friday.

#BereavementSupport

[Cruse Bereavement Support @CruseSupport]

When you’re not prepared for a death it can be difficult to believe or accept what has happened. This is often a problem if you couldn’t be with or hold the person who died. What has helped you in this situation?

[The Good Grief Trust @goodgrieftrust]

Today we are thrilled to announce a new Good Grief Trust media campaign launching this summer!

During August we will be displaying our branded posters with a QR code, above hand dryers in Motorway service stations across Wales, Scotland and England.

We hope this national campaign will raise awareness of 1000 + charities and support services under our umbrella and help bereaved families and those travelling during the summer holidays, to know where to turn for help.
���☂️

#motorwayservices
#awareness
#summer2024

[Cruse Bereavement Support @CruseSupport]

“Seeing” the person who has died and hearing their voice can happen because our brain is trying to process the death and accept that it’s final. Sometimes these feelings can be very powerful. They may be comforting but can also feel disturbing.

https://t.co/1hf0DQIzVB

[Action for Happiness @actionhappiness]

All you can do is the best you can do

Image: https://t.co/lcxb4rAUrk

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

There are many reasons why someone might feel their grief has worsened over time instead of improving. Changes in life can deepen the sorrow that lingers beneath the surface.

https://t.co/53CGaXJd23

#Support #Hope #Family #Survivor #SelfLove #Grief #GriefHealing #GriefRecovery

[Child Bereavement UK @cbukhelp]

Our groups for young people shared their ideas on how family and friends can help support someone who is bereaved. To find out more about the groups, call 0800 02 888 40.

#NationalConversationWeek