Published today - the report of the Scottish Bereavement Summit.
The report highlights difficulties faced by people who are grieving in Scotland and sets out some key recommendations.
Read the full report or the summary version here:
https://t.co/pog0Th8vGl
Read this interesting blog! How can palliative care be made more accessible to people who have experienced trauma? | EAPC Blog #palliativecare#socialwork#trauma https://t.co/BAkKEBxzVI
Come on down to Kilwinning library. It's a great opportunity to connect with the local community. We're here providing info and resources around children’s bereavement ❤️💛
So many interesting online posters on offer at #NESBereavement2022 today, which you can check out at https://t.co/4kcZEUCMGS
Particularly pleasing to see the excellent work #DemystfyingDeath work of @NHSGGC_ACP on display here: https://t.co/4kcZEUCMGS
We’re hearing about developments underway to make workplaces more bereavement-friendly inc practical measures that managers, HR & employees can adopt. Learning from speakers @RebPatter@JenSomerville2 & Alison Bunce from @CompassInvercly#NESBereavement2022
Congratulations to the winners of the poster competition at #NESBereavement2022 for highlighting their pilot work in Inverclyde with the Bereavement Charter Mark for Employers. Check out all the posters here: https://t.co/uuugI3JUxL
We are at the Children in Scotland conference today.
No one organisation has all the answers and collaboration is key. This is at the heart of our bereavement networks in Scotland. To join our network email [email protected] 💛❤️
#CiSAC22
We are pleased to be part of the #ScotBereavementSummit today - a great opportunity to connect with initiatives in Scotland that are seeking to make positive changes for bereaved people in our society.