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If you or someone you know has suffered a loss or bereavement and are struggling to cope or need some advice there are a number of organisations that can offer support.

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There are a number of downloadable workbooks and self-help materials you might find useful:

· Helping children cope with the loss of a loved one (William C. Kroen PhD)
· Finding a way through when someone close has died (Pat Mood/Lesley Whittaker)
· Badger’s Parting Gifts (Varley, S)

Websites:

Child Bereavement UK
Cruse Bereavement Care
At a Loss: Signposting the bereaved to support
Child Bereavement UK
Winston's Wish
Grief Encounter
Hope Again
The Loss Foundation (for those bereaved by cancer or Covid-19):
Traumatic Bereavement : Free evidence based resources to support school, colleges and practitioners

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  • Simon Says YPG - Every Hour, Every Day - credit SimonSaysCBS
  • The Invisible Suitcase: Child Bereavement UK
  • Bereaved Student: Child Bereavement UK
  • We don’t ‘move on’ from grief, we move forward with it: Nora McInery TED Talk
  • Traumatic Bereavement : Helping Children and Young People who are struggling in school
  • Information around Bereavement

Apps:

Grief Support for Young People

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Supporting young children and families through bereavement
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