Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

Regular public worship for all. Sacred space for prayer and comtemplation. Pastoral work incl. visiting sick/bereaved. Teaching Christianity thro sermons/courses/small groups. Taking religious assemblies in schools. Spptg charities - UK & overseas. Promotion of Christianity by staging events and meetings. Promoting the whole mission of the Church thro activities for seniors,parents and toddlers.

To alleviate the distress of persons suffering from bereavement as a result of violent death at the hands of another.

Emotional Literacy training and support for adults and young people.

To relieve the mental and physical sickness of persons resident in the United Kingdom suffering from bereavement or loss by the provision of counselling and support for such persons.To advance the education of the public in the subject of bereavement or loss.

The aim of the charity is to work for the benefit of the Ismaili Community and in particular for the relief of poverty and advancement of education.The charity also aims to support members of the community at the time of bereavement, by providing support and facilities for burials.

We also provide 'pastoral care', place of worship, bereavement support, religious services nationwide, visit Hindu patients in hospitals, provide cultural activities for young Hindus. Provide religious awareness courses on Hinduism to schools and public services. Provide a volunteer for Nottingham Trent University as a chaplain and advisor.

Pastoral care, marital counselling, community information, career guidance and motivation. Introducing the community to the love of God. Food Bank and Community Social gathering. Education on effects of drugs. Support to a wide range of people including those with addiction issues, Emotional issues, Stress, Boredom, Eating disorders, Depression, bereavement etc. Music and talent promotion.

The Association aims:a) Offer friendship, support to widows/ers and partners of deceased army personnel .b) Address issues relating to widows/ers and their children with the Army authorities.c) Work closely with other ex-Service specialist organizations in support of widows/widowers and their children.d] Bereavement counselling and life skills advice and support

The objects of the charity are to advance such charitable purposes for the public benefit as the trustees see fit from time to time. The charity will make grants to a range of charitable causes but with a particular focus on the relief of those in need by reason of disability, ill-health or poverty, the relief of children and those suffering from bereavement and the advancement of education.

The Red Lipstick provides help and support to those affected by suicide or traumatic death by Providing online support and befriending, holding local support groups and meetups, providing counselling with our outreach counsellors, and practical support to bereaved families

The Centre Supports the Local Community with a variety of activities and services:Police Community Drop InPregnancy AdvicePre and Post Natal SupportParent and Toddler GroupsParenting Classes and SupportCommunity Choir Bereavement SupportCounsellingWellbeing HubEPEC HubNPQ Training for teachers and School Leaders

The provision of support to adults bereaved by suicide.

Public worship for all including providing sacred space for personal prayer. Upholding the sacraments of baptism & marriage. Pastoral work including visiting the sick, bereaved and taking of funerals. Teaching of Christianity. Taking of assemblies in schools. Promoting the whole mission of the Church. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

FFFJ was formed by Jean Taylor it offers support to families who have lost a loved one through homicide and culpable road death we offer peer support, daily drop ins and volunteering opportunities. O.L.L.Y (Our Lost Love Years) is part of FFFJ, providing its services to children bereaved by homicide also children from communities across Merseyside were there is high deprivation, crime and poverty.

Supporting those facing infertility, pregnancy loss, and stillbirth, and past abuse victim by providing Psychotherapy, advocacy, wellbeing and nutrition advice, care packages, support telephone line, short breaks and support groups.

The provision of advice and assistance to women and their partners who are suffering from any physical or mental illness, distress or poverty as a result of pregnancy or following an abortion, miscarriage, cot death, still birth or loss of a child.The provision of a service to schools/colleges which encourages young people to make responsible and healthy choices regard to sexual behaviour.

Advancement of education in the subject of pregnancy, and the termination of pregnancy, and into the effects thereof upon women, whether physical, medical or psychological.The preservation and protection of women's health.The provision of advice, counselling and assistance to women and their partners and families, as a result of pregnancy or pregnancy loss, cot death, still birth, child death.

BEREAVEMENT COUNSELLING in the area of Solihull and some surrounding local areas: Training of prospective counsellors and the provision of guidance and on-going training for all SBCS Counsellors including a service in trining to local industry, hospitals and local authorities.

The Charity leads cooperative working between eleven churches in Willenhall, Walsall. Our major activity, involving more than 90% of our finances, is the running of a community resource centre in the shopping area of our town. We provide various forms of help and support to any in the community, including signposting, debt and money advice, bereavement support, advocacy and a listening ear.

We provide families across the UK with Help in Hospital Grants to offer financial assistance to families with a seriously ill child in hospital for 10 days or more. Memory Making Grants give families with a seriously ill child the opportunity to have a special day out together and Getaways provide free holiday accommodation in Snowdonia for bereaved families and those with seriously ill children.

To promote or assist in promoting research into causes, incidence, and effects of stillbirth or other perinatal or neonatal death. To promote the health and well-being of parents affected by the stillbirth of their child and to relieve or assist in relieving any mental or physical illness suffered by such parents as a result thereof.

To relieve the needs of children and young people who are terminally ill or sick and their families, or children and young people who are suffering as a result of a bereavement of a parent in the UK, by the provision of or assistance with the provision of in particular but not exclusively goods, items, services and respite holidays and short breaks.

#JackTheLad campaigns for greater awareness of risks, in our young people having adventures abroad - and for better safety standards & wider adoption of responsible practices from activity providers.When the worst happens and a tragic death occurs, we are here to support bereaved families with repatriation costs.

Providing: a house of worship to the local community, educational facilities, guidance and support to the public on religious and civil life, services to local schools as part of their religious education curriculum, Islamic marriage and bereavement services, and engaging members of other faith communities to promote harmony, respect and tolerance.

The Port Men in Sheds seeks to address and alleviate the damaging health and mental illness consequences brought about by social isolation in older men often brought about by retirement, ill health and bereavement. We achieve this objective by operating a large workshop and social facility in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, where men can come together and socialise in a creative communal workshop space.