Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

- teaching existing members and seeking new followers of Christ- providing church groups for all ages with a membership that represents most local ethnic groupings- providing fully-accessible places of worship and meeting- providing devotional services- providing comfort and practical help to the bereaved and suffering- supporting missionary and outreach work- providing annual retreats

Public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching, teaching; marriage, funerals, baptism; evangelism, mission; social action; spiritual & moral education, welcome & inclusion of young people; nurture & growth; promotion of social cohesion; pastoral care, fostering composure in ill health, comforting the bereaved; encouraging relationships, supporting Baptists & other Christians; charitable activities

Children, Teen, Adult Grief Groups, in person and online. Grief Recovery Method Groups, Helping Children with Loss training.

It's Time supports and enables young adults aged 16-30 who go through the loss of a parent.

Living On supports children and young people and their families in Orpington, Kent when someone they love has died. We run grief groups throughout the year that aim to bring families and children together in order that they feel they are not alone. We also have a Buddy service which is when a family has just lost a loved one, we connect with the family and provide support.

FUNDRAISING FOR ADDITIONAL FACILITIES IN PROPOSED NEW CANCER CARE DAY UNIT.CANCER SUPPORT SERVICES TO PATIENTS REFERRED FROM LOCAL HOSPITAL. DISTRACTION THERAPIES INCLUDING TRANQUILITY ROOM AND PAMPER ROOM.COUNSELLING VENUE AND INFORMATION CENTRE ALSO USED BY ORGANISATIONS SUCH AS CRUSE BEREAVEMENT COUNSELLING, PEMBS. COUNSELLING SERVICES + PEMBS BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP.

Providing confidential support and counselling for LGBTQAI & our Allies from our experienced qualified counsellors for anyone who may be experiencing difficulties in their lives. Our counselling service can help with: Relationships, Family Issues, Bereavement, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, including systemic family transitioning counselling, Stress & Anxiety, Emotional Issues, etc.

Providing support for bereaved families in Nottinghamshire following pregnancy loss or the death of a baby or child. We support anyone who has experienced loss, from early gestation to the death of an older child, with activities including peer support, specialist bereavement counselling, creative and holistic therapies, information sharing, books and resources.

The New Normal provides space for adults struggling with life's difficult moments, particularly bereavement, to discuss these issues through non-judgmental peer to peer group support. Our mission is to provide free and accessible grief support for all, and expand these important conversations.

- Sunday church services for people of Oromo origin and others - home prayer groups - children's Sunday schools - bereavement support - support for vulnerable persons - holistic community support.

To relieve suffering and promote good mental health and wellbeing in people who have experienced bereavement or loss, in particular (but not limited to) children and young people, by the provision of one-to-one mentorship, peer support groups and community-building events and training on issues of grief and bereavement.

Forward Facing is a charity that provides activities and events for families whose children are living with long-term illness and bereavement in the Sussex area. We support families by putting on free events where the families can forget their daily struggles, have fun and make lasting memories.We also support their parents, carers, siblings and extended family.

To provide space for prayers and contemplation. To provide public worship in the community open to all. Conducting pastoral work including visiting the sick, disadvantage and the bereaved. To promote the whole mission of the church through activities such as outreach, youth counselling, senior citizens and special need people.

The charity's objectives are the provision of resources and equipment for neo-natal units to relieve the suffering and emotional distress of persons who have experienced the loss of a child, in particular, but not exclusively by supporting newly bereaved parents by the provision of memory boxes.

We provide a variety of support and information to families and professionals after a child's death. We research information required by bereaved families or professionals and signpost to suitable support. We work directly with professionals to improve care and ensure awareness of bereaved parents' needs. We run playgroups for bereaved families and by referral provide small financial grants.

The charity will promote and protect the physical and mental health of young people (0 - 25) diagnosed with epilepsy through the provision of financial assistance for equipment and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities. It will also provide support to improve the mental health of bereaved siblings and close friends (0 - 25) by funding activities and therapies across the UK.

A. TO PROMOTE RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS HARMONY BY ADVANCING EDUCATION AND PROMOTING DIALOGUE AND UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN MUSLIMS AND JEWS IN BRITAIN, PALESTINE AND ISRAEL.

Face2Face, Video and Telephone Bereavement Counselling, Peer Support Group Counselling, Preliminary family counselling, Health Well Being Project Activities, Over 60's mobility exercise classes, Yoga, Dance, stretching, meditation, Social away day trips, Group walks, Tea/Coffee meet up chat groups Fundraising Events Cake Bake, Pub Quiz, info on practical issues surrounding bereavement

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY. The provision of churches and Christian worship services; Contributing to the spiritual and moral education of children; Contributing towards a better society for example by promoting social cohesion Contributing to follower's good mental health and well being, Providing comfort to the bereaved; Provision of Counsel.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: THE RELIEF OF THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL SICKNESS OF PERSONS IN NEED IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING, BEFRIENDING, PASTORAL CARE AND SUPPORT. TO RELIEVE THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SICKNESS OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN ENGLAND SUFFERING FROM BEREAVEMENT OR LOSS BY THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT FOR SUCH PERSONS.

Empowering women with knowledge and confidence throughout pregnancy, raising awareness of risks and ensuring women know the importance of monitoring their babies movements. Working to reduce stillbirth and neonatal deaths in the UK.

The charity has two main aims to provide paediatric first aid awareness courses to educate parents/carers and to equip them with the skills to be able to save their child's life should they need to. The other is to provide bereavement support and counselling to parents who have lost a baby or child from the moment of conception up to any age. (Previously charitable trust 1168483)

To promote social inclusion in Cardiff, relieving their needs and assisting them to integrate into society. To promote mental health and relieve the needs of those suffering from depression, bereavement, loss or pregnancy related crises, by the provision of voluntary counselling, education and support for such persons.

To promote & protect physical & mental health of children & young adults living in Greater London, who have experienced the loss of a familty member or someone close to them byproviding & assisting in the provision of services related to bereavement care such as therapeutic play &counselling. To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to bereavement.

To relieve poverty, sickness and distress, primarily among persons who have suffered the same as a result of being involved in road traffic collision and their families and carers and bereaved survivors and to advance public education in road safety.