Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

Support of the elderly and bereaved in Parish of Lacock with Bowden Hill, Wiltshire

Small grants are made to permanent, longterm residents of the parish of St Veep who are elderly,suffering illness or bereavement

Our organisation aims to spread the teachings of Christianity by preaching the gospel, as well as providing opportunities for Christian fellowship and assembly. We offer counselling services, financial management training, family life enhancement programs, relief services, and bereavement support. Our youth development initiatives, children's Sunday bible class, and health education and screening.

The Fund was established as a Trust in 1950, with the aim to make 'grants out of the Trust Fund for the relief of Members of the Association who are in necessitous circumstances.' These may be unexpected occurrences which affect the professional life of a Member. Whether it is an accident, a bereavement or illness.

Counselling and personal support for all persons without geographical limitation including in relation to personal and psychological/spiritual/emotional problems, relationship, marriage, bereavement and addictive behaviours. Also mentoring and teaching/training in relation to these areas.

Fund raises money to provide Hospice Day Care to adult patients suffering from life-limiting illness and bereavement service to all ages and to provide extra facilities for benefit of patients which are not already provided by Hywel Dda U.H.B.Hold coffee mornings, concerts etc. for fund-raising and publicise palliative care service through local papers, leaflets, etc.

Distribute gifts to the distressed and bereaved within Frithelstock parish

We give counselling to married couples, We counsel, Parents with difficult children, Young and Teenagers, Premarital, Marriage Counselling, Grief and all except Drug and Alchohol addictions.Child care.

For the relief of women who have experienced pregnancy loss and for those people who have experienced grief and trauma from loss and bereavement, particularly by the collection and dissemination of information and the arrangement of conferences and seminars.

gives small grants for the 'relief of the poor, bereaved and destitute'

AT CHRISTMAS GIFT VOUCHERS ARE PURCHASED FROM THE CHARITY AND GIVEN TO VILLAGE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL OR BEREAVED DURING THE YEAR.

A SACRED LAND & EDUCATION TRUST SEEING DYING & LIVING AS A SACRED PROCESS. RELEASING THE TABOO ABOUT DEATH. PROTECTING LAND. SUPPORTING GREEN BURIAL. WORKING WITH OTHERS TO OFFER COMFORT & IMPARTIAL INFORMATION. USING THE ARTS TO PROMOTE DISCUSSION & AWARENESS SENSITIVELY. RESEARCH, AWARENESS DAYS, TALKS, GREEN EVENTS & CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES. PLUS A RESOURCE & BEREAVEMENT DROP-IN CENTRES

We have broadened the activities of the charities to give help & support to the bereaved, to help with the needs of any of our parishioners & to make newcomers to the parish feel welcome.

Providing handcrafted Angel Gowns for final photographs/funeral services for stillborn & neonatal loss babies.Promoting 'cold cuddle cot' use for stillbirth & early infant deaths at Hospitals & Funeral Directors in Wales & England.Supplying (by the means of fund raising) 'cold cuddle cots' to Hospitals/Funeral Directors in Wales and England.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of people living in County Durham, in particular but not limited to children and young adults who have experienced the loss of a family member by providing and assisting in the provision of services relating to bereavement including advice, counselling, emotional support and pratical help.

The Emily Ffion Trust exists for general charitable purposes although its focus is to support medical research and fund equipment to treat Bronchiolitis. The Trust also helps families cope with bereavement and childhood loss.

Donations are received from football clubs, belonging to Oxfordshire Football Association. Grants are then given to injured players, and bereaved families of players that die on or off the field of play.

LAT has the opportunity to develop and deliver training to a range of audiences, from teaching parents how to access services and use specialist equipment through to teaching medical staff and professionals how to communicate better with, and understand the needs of, bereaved families.Service provision covers a wide range of assistance including individual and group advocacy.

Currently focussed on arranging respite holidays for those affected by Grenfell Tower Fire: firefighters, survivors, the bereaved, displaced neighbours, front line support workers

We offer emotional support and comfort directly to children with cancer and histiocytosis, as well as their parents staying on the children's cancer ward. We wish to enhance their emotional and psychological health through the provision of gifts.We also plan to support bereaved parents with memorial gifts to remember their child.

Provides grants/donations to people studying or wishing to undertake educational training in the Bereavement sector. Provides grants/donations to research projectives or initiatives to the persons involved in the Bereavement/Cremation/Crematorium industry.

The advancement of the Islamic faith by providing financial assistance to members of the Muslim community to enable them to observe Islamic principles and practices relating to the burial of the deceased where they may otherwise lack the financial means to do so and the provision of counselling and support for people suffering from bereavement or loss.

The objects of the CIO are for the public benefit to relieve those in need, by reason of ill-health, bereavement, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, in particular but not exclusively by encouraging and facilitating simple acts of kindness and promoting (especially to children and young people) the importance of showing kindness to others.

grants for funeral expenses, bereavement, winter fuel

grants to elderly, bereaved.