Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

To relieve the mental and physical sickness of persons resident in the East Riding of Yorkshire, suffering from bereavement or loss by the provision of counselling and support for such persons.

Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ through teaching and teaching in many different formats. Doing pastoral care and chaplaincy work by visiting and comforting the sick, prisoners and bereaved families. Support and guidance to youths, men and women in needs.

We support the lonely and bereaved by providing trained volunteers to befriend lonely people in Chorley and surrounding area by visiting them at home for an hour each week. We host 3 After Loss Groups for the bereaved to help them pick up the threads of a social life. We have over 40 hosted Talkin Tables in Chorley & South Ribble encouraging the lonely and isolated to go out & meet new friends.

Memory Lane Cafe is a weekly meeting place for carers and cared for who are living with dementia. We also welcome those who have been bereaved by dementia. Based in Ipswich, Memory Lane Cafe is open from 11am - 3pm every Tuesday. Our mission is to provide opportunities for friendship, support, activities and a light lunch.

Provision of entertainment and recreational activities for terminally ill and bereaved children in the UKProvision of colour and music therapy to children in the UK who have incurred brain injuriesProvision of birthday gifts to orphaned and underprivileged children in India and South AfricaProvision of a home for widowed and abandoned mothers with HIV in India

We provide support and advice to children and their family's who have experienced or are anticipating the bereavement of a someone significant. We offer advice in both group and 1-1 support provided by trained staff both employed and volunteers.

ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS; RELIEF AND CARE OF THE POOR, SICK, AGED AND BEREAVED; ALLEVIATE POVERTY, ASSIST IN RURAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

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.

The Charity objects are the relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, particularly, but not exclusively, parents who are bereaved due to multiple birth child loss, by the provision of butterfly memory packs, grants, education on bereavement, advice and signposting, raising awareness on multiple birth child loss.

Heartline supports children with heart disorders and their families, whatever the condition, wherever it is treated. We provide an online Forum, 'Heart Children' , a comprehensive handbook for parents, wetsuits for heart children, caravan holidays and activity breaks for heart children and separately their siblings. We offer bereaved families a place to remember their child.

The activities includes.1.Social facilities to members and the general public. 2.Thursday luncheon for pensioners. 3. Educational services to those interested in our military history. 4.Support to bereaved family of members. 5. 3 current projects - to set up a Caribbean military museum, accommodation for homeless forces personnel 6.Fund-raising . Military Parade 7. Food bank for members.

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 RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND DISTRESS CAUSED BY BEREAVEMENT BY OFFERING SUPPORT THROUGH THE PROCESS OF GRIEVING; INCREASING AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE NEEDS OF BEREAVED PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY; TRAINING AND SUPERVISING VOLUNTEERS IN VISITING AND LISTENING SKILLS; CO-OPERATING WITH AND OFFERING TRAINING TO OTHER AGENCIES ENGAGED IN SIMILAR WORK.

We provide therapeutic support to as many people as possible. We ensure those who need help can get it through our local partnership, Our network of therapists are masters trained, also trained work with different areas of difficulty, including feeling stressed or anxious, panic attacks, school or workplace bullying, grief & bereavement, family problems, low self-esteem, and self-harm & suicide.

Promote the social inclusion of Larteh citizens resident in the United Kingdom, their equality and diversity for the public benefit, through support, and recreational activities with the aim to improve their conditions of life. Relieve those in need, hardship or distress through the provision of support and welfare assistance to those in need of it, in times of illness, bereavement or distress.

SUPPORT FOR BEREAVED CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES IN WORCESTERSHIRE

To relieve the suffering and emotional distress amongst persons suffering bereavement, in particular but not exclusively male family members following the loss of a child/children in particular but not exclusively by providing advice, support and information.

Our mission takes place home and abroad, some of the ways we help are listed below:- Clothe and feed the needy- Visit, pray and comfort the sick/bereaved- Support the homeless- Help with payment of medical bills- Support disadvantaged young people; financially, socially and emotionally- Taking young people on holiday tripsEveryone is important to us. We change lives for the better.

Regular public worship open to all. Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick & bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons & small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens, parents & toddlers and other special need groups.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE HEALTH OF SICK PREGNANT WOMEN AND THOSE WHO HAVE SUFFERED A MISCARRIAGE, STILLBIRTH OR NEONATAL DEATH IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT AT EAST LANCASHIRE WOMEN AND NEW BORN CENTRE, THE PROVISION OF MEMORY BOXES AND KEEPSAKES & PROVIDING QUALIFIED INFORMATION ON THE TRISOMY 13 FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT

The charity's aim is to support any children and young people (aged 5-18) in Redditch and North East Worcestershire who have suffered the immense trauma of losing a mum, dad, brother, sister or other significant person.

We provide a support service to those diagnosed with Dementia and their carers and families. Primarily we cover the Wendover area.We are a team of volunteers that bring together different knowledge, skills and experiences. Our team includes two retired GPs, a palliative care nurse and bereavement specialist, a frailty care co-ordinator and a Dementia Champion who is experienced dementia care

Relieve distress for people bereaved/injured/affected by road death or injury Provide emotional and practical support via telephone help-line,meetings and personal support system Accompany families to Crown, Magistrates or Coroners Court Send out independent information with regard to the judicial systemProvide access to free initial legal help and adviceRaise awareness of road danger

The provision of a more personalised approach to the care of families who have lost a child, by providing items for bereavement rooms, clothing for the child, cuddle blankets, and other support we identify along the way. We hope to be able to work alongside other charities, by speaking at training events and in any other way we can.

The Ministries provides a place of worship by renting a community hall within Nottingham with the aim of raising awareness and understanding of Christian beliefs and practices .We also carry out religious devotional acts through bible studies and prayers as well as carrying out missionary work in England and Kenya and outreach work by providing moral support to bereaved family,visiting the sick.