Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

We offer financial support by way of a grant towards funeral costs to bereaved parents/guardians who lose a child upto the age of 25 on the roads of West Yorkshire. We also provide emotional support and advice.Reducing road deaths is very important to us and we give a very powerful presentation to our future and current drivers in schools nationally to raise awareness of irresponsible driving.

The objective is to relieve emotional and psychological suffering of children, young people and adults who are experiencing significant loss. Seasons for Growth is a grief education programme that helps participants understand the feelings associated with loss. The participants are supported by a facilitator to explore and manage feelings, develop coping skills and gain knowledge about loss.

Furthering the efficiency of the RFA Service through esprit de corps.Association and fellowship for the retiredSupport for serving and past Members of the Service, and their dependants, in illness, bereavement or injury on active serviceOperating a museum to preserve the history, deeds and sacrifices of the Service.Fundraising.Minor grants to maritime related small charities.

Creating spaces in East Anglia where people can access support and resources that enable human and planetary evolution on multiple levels, including spiritual, social, ecological and economic. Drawing on diverse traditions and practices, exploring questions of meaning and purpose, and collaborating together in order to renew community and contribute to a more beautiful and regenerative society.

We provide peer support, emotional support, information and practical support. We also work to improve the support families receive in the UK after a murder abroad.We seek to provide feedback to the many Government agencies involved after a murder abroad, so that they may improve the services they offer and reduce the distress they cause to bereaved families.

The provision of services related to bereavement These activities include Bereavement Counselling and Support Services. The alleviation of loneliness and isolation.

Advancement of religion: Sunday school classes, youth services, adult and main service. weddings and christenings are carried out.Financial support given for Mission's activities, local foodbank. We support the community: ballet classes held in the church hall, a holiday scheme operates every public holiday.Bereavement counselling and marriage guidance sessions are on request.

SAGE Counselling provides a counselling service for adults of all ages, and those with limited mobility, who may be faced with adjusting to retirement, loss of independence, bereavement, loneliness, unresolved conflicts, disability, illness and the finality of death.

1 to 1 and group Counselling for adults and/or children who have experienced a bereavement or loss

To prevent and relieve the sickness, distress or suffering experienced by families of children and young people in the London Borough of Enfield with life-shortening conditions, particularly but not excessively by providing activities, support groups, bereavement care, we offer our support for bereaved families.

We support Herefordshire children and young people between the ages of 5 and 21 (25 forvulnerable adults), who experience the death of someone close to them. We enable families,carers, volunteers and professionals to provide support for bereaved children. We advocatein the best interests of bereaved children, young people and their families.

For the public benefit, to preserve and protect the physical and mental health of families in England who have lost a baby by: a) providing donations directly to the bereaved families b) providing donations to other charitable organisations with similar purposes c) providing support and information to the bereaved families.

HOLDING REGULAR MEETINGS TO TEACH,EQUIP, TRAIN INDIVIDUALS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH,Bereavement counselling,Hospital Visits,Welfare Provision,prayer support, Men meetings/events,Youth meetings,Women meetings/events,Pre-marital, Singles seminars, Marriage seminars, Sunday school and computer training

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE: - A) TO PROMOTE THE ISLAMIC RELIGION, AS INTERPRETED BY THE AHLUS SUNNAH WAL JAMAA'AH BY: - I. PURCHASE AND MAINTAINING LAND IN BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE BURIAL OF MUSLIMS ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF ISLAMIC SHARIA LAW; II. THE PROVISION OF FUNERAL AND BURIAL SERVICES FOR MUSLIMS AND COUNSELLING SUPPORT FOR THE BEREAVED; III. TO PROVIDE FUNDS

1. The gathering of church members and visitors for fellowship, in order to worship, teach and study the word of God and pray.2. Provide pastoral guidance and other activities to assist people in living a more fulfilled christian life.3. Provide social and material support during childbirth, bereavement, hospitalization, single parenthood etc.

Assisting members of community at the bereavement. Assist young mothers at time of delivery. Holding meeting and providing opportunities to all the community members to get together and socialise.

TO PROVIDE A COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY SERVICE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED COMPLICATED GRIEF ISSUES AS A RESULT OF TRAUMATIC LOSS AND/OR BEREAVEMENT.

The charity awards grants with an emphasis on the promotion of research into kidney disease and arthritis/rheumatism; research into the prevention of still-birth and neonatal death; the relief of suffering due to cancer through the provision or nursing and practical assistance; the provision of assistance to the frail/elderly and infirm and preservation of woodland in the UK.

The WILDE Foundation is a Women's and Girls' Charity that uses Creative tools to Empower Victims and Survivors of domestic abuse, harmful cultural practices, sexual abuse, and child sexual abuse into Influencers through the power of the Written Word. We provide a safe platform for women who have suffered bereavement and loss, experiencing loneliness and isolation, and want to improve wellbeing.

Outreach programmes,bible studies, prayer meetings and Sunday Church services, Christian annual festivals,visiting the bereaved, celebrating birth, baptisms, practical support with finances, food and clothes and shelter, providing spiritual support to people who are battling with addictions, mental breakdowns, physical illness, domestic violence, and racial prejudice and praying for the sick.

1.For the public benefit the relief of sickness in men suffering with mental illness or stress by reason of anxiety, trauma, addiction and grief. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the provision of residential and non-residential retreats, support groups and mentors, and other therapeutic and support services in such ways as may be thought fit;

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.

We hold Bible Studies, prayer meetings, evangelistic outreaches, pastoral visits to homes/families, the sick, bereaved, serve communion (breaking of bread and wine), counselling sessions, Sunday worship services, christening, marriage engagement services, youth fellowship meetings in our town for all age groups. We work with different nationalities and Christian groups to bring unity together

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.

Confidential one to one counselling services for the bereaved. This service includes specially trained counsellors for children and young persons, who are coming to terms with bereavement. Our service relies on volunteers, who are trained and operate within BACP guidelines.