Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

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.

The Grenfell Foundation was set up to listen to those needs & to provide long term, bespoke support to the survivors, bereaved & the community. That began with helping to ensure & provide funding for a community-led, appropriate anniversary. It continues in its attempts to encourage social cohesion & health, provide community space & activities & facilitate education & advocacy, for years to come.

#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.

Oscar's Wish Foundation offers comfort and support to Parents & Birthing people, family members and siblings who have experienced the devastating loss of a precious baby before (Miscarriage), during (Stillbirth) or shortly after (Neonatal) birth. We have a range of resources, information and support programmes available to families, schools and settings supporting bereaved children.

Our vision is to help all bereaved families living within Gainsborough and the surrounding area, who have lost a family member to suicide receive the financial assistance they need.

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.

The charity supports bereaved parents through providing access to therapy/counselling free of charge; activities/services to help them remember their child that has died; and activities to help them remember to look after their emotional well-being. We support children with cancer and life limiting conditions and their families by providing gifts and activities whilst receiving treatment.

Providing opportunities for regular social contact and for enriching the quality of life for the elderly and the isolated in the community (including young people with mental health, bullying or abuse issues), and providing housing and homeless support, crisis intervention, emergency funds, counselling, advocacy, bereavement support, etc.

To provide short term help & support to self-employed families unable to attend work due to the sudden and unexpected loss of a child. The charity may also provide support to other good causes that will benefit children.

We aim for the prevention or relief of poverty of bereaved people and their families who lack the financial means to meet the costs of Muslim funeral expenses by the provision of grants of financial assistance to assist with such costs.100% of your donations will go towards covering the cost of funerals.

REGULAR PUBLIC WORSHIP OPEN TO ALL WITH SPACE FOR PERSONAL PRAYER & CONTEMPLATION.PASTORAL WORK VISITING SICK & BEREAVED TEACHING CHRISTIANITY THROUGH SERMONS COURSES SMALL GROUPS SUNDAY SCHOOL & SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES.PROMOTING THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH THROUGH ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PARENTS TODDLERS AND FAMILIES WITH EVENTS AND MEETINGS.SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITIES IN UK & OVERSEAS

Organise social events, festivals, recreational and sporting activities £500 grant for the bereaved family. Assist as required and provide morale support to sick and elderly. Empower women and youth. Advancing education by providing English language classes; health by running yoga classes. Nepali classes for the young ones. Organise fundraising activities, including the poppy collection.

Jen's Special Place provides a safe space every month for young people and their families to grieve. This is where bereaved young people can meet other bereaved young people and peer to peer support is encouraged.During these sessions we support young people in expressing their grief and exploring their feelings through play/games as well as arts and crafts.

The relief of persons who have suffered bereavement, by assisting in the provision of bereavement support and counselling, using its funds for any charitable purposes or to benefit any charitable institution.

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.

To advance such charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to the relief of mental and physical distress amongst those persons suffering from bereavement by providing grants and accommodation.

Regular public worship open to all. A sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Visiting the sick, bereaved, people prior to marriage or baptism. Teaching christinanity through sermons, small groups and taking assemblies in schools. Joining other Churches in the community to provide outreach to older citizens and with drug rehabilitation. Supporting charities home and overseas.

Religious activities and services. Serving and helping all who come through our doors. We raise funds for an external chosen charity each year. We donate, all collections of food taken at Harvest and Christmas, to our local food bank.. Help and advise all who may need counselling in any form whether bereavement or life difficulties.

Provision of a Food Store for those in need in the community; provision of RE lessons in local schools

Grenfell Tower Trust is a bereaved, survivors and local residents Hub. Its main objective is to enhance access to services to meet the social, emotional and mental health needs of its users. It ensures that culturally competent and trauma informed services are co-produced and delivered to build resilience and wellbeing. It has successfully run a Civic Leadership and Community voice Programme.

Chasing rainbows provide a vital service within the local community of Hull & The East Riding of Yorkshire supporting women and partners going through baby loss, infertility and miscarriage. We offer an environment to talk about loss and to support you. We also have focussed support for women going through recurrent miscarriage and infertility and campaign for better compassionate bereavement care

Vision: Improved mental health for those experiencing difficulties and good mental health for the wider population.Mission: To promote, sustain and develop good mental health.Friendship Groups we have established meet in pubs and cafes. Activities are run at a Community Wellbeing Garden, Barwell, Leics, including Wellbeing Garden Days & Bereavement Friendship Group

To provide UK based respite breaks for families and carers whose child has been diagnosed with a childhood brain tumour; families whose child is terminally ill as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour; families who are bereaved as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour.2. To raise funds for future research aimed at pediatric brain tumours and more specifically ependymoma brain tumours.