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websites about bereavement

Please note: RD4U is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

These websites can provide help and information 24 hours a day if you have access to the internet at home or at an internet café (you can look these up in your local phone book under 'internet providers and services'), local libraries also provide internet access free of charge. Some organisations can e-mail back to you with specific answers to questions, plus there are e-mail chat rooms where you can share your experiences.
Remember: chat rooms are not always confidential and other people using them might not be as supportive as those who are trained to offer help.

| Cruse Bereavment Care - a national charity, which helps people cope after someone close to them has died

| Grief Encounter - helping children cope with death

| Go4it special on children and bereavement - so popular that the BBC have kept it in a special place.

| Winstons Wish - a charity which supports bereaved children and young people

| Much Loved - online memorials and tributes for loved ones who have died

| The Compassionate Friends – supporting bereaved parents and their families

| Seeds of Hope - a children's garden for every season, to bring comfort; visit it for real in Guildford, Surrey and online where you can plant a flower in the Memory Meadows.

| Daisy's Dream - supports children and their families both facing and following bereavement throughout Berkshire and the surrounding areas

| Young People, coping with death - information on the government website

| Now What - a website for young people coping with cancer, with - among others - stories about grief and loss

| The Dove Service works across Staffordshire and South Cheshire helping people of all ages, including children and young people, through bereavement and loss.