Contact us

In light of the covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, please see the latest information and guidance with regard to our services.

During this time, if you have an enquiry for the following departments, please email in the first instance.

General Enquiries, Administration, HR and Finance
Email: [email protected]

National Helpline
Tel: 0800 02 888 40
Live chat: via the website
Email: [email protected]

Media Enquiries
Tel: 01494 568 898
Email: [email protected]

Fundraising & Events
Tel: 01494 568 949
Email: [email protected]

Training
Tel: 01494 568 926
Email: [email protected]

Buckinghamshire

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Unit B Knaves Beech Way, Knaves Beech Industrial Estate, Loudwater, High Wycombe, Bucks HP10 9QY
Tel: 01494 569 051
Email: [email protected]

Cheshire

Address: Child Bereavement UK, 2nd floor Ashley House, Ashley Way West, Widnes WA8 7RP
Tel: 01928 577 164
Email: [email protected]

Cumbria

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Family Support Service, The Bridge, 71 Wordsworth Street, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 7QY
Tel:01539 628 311
Email: [email protected]

Glasgow

Address: Child Bereavement UK, First Floor, 16 Fitzroy Place, Glasgow G3 7RW
Tel: 01413 529 995
Email: [email protected]

Leeds

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Brooklands Court Business Centre, Tunstall Road, Leeds LS11 5HL
Tel: 01133 503598
Email: [email protected]

East London

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Stratford Advice Arcade, 107-109 The Grove, London E15 1HP
Tel: 020 8519 7025
Email: [email protected]

West London

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Beethoven Centre, 174k Third Avenue, London W10 4JL
Tel: 020 8960 9476
Email: [email protected]dbereavementuk.org

Milton Keynes

Address: Child Bereavement UK, Sapphire House, Opal Court, Fox Milne, Eastlake Park, Milton Keynes MK15 0DF
Tel: 01908 550 895
Email: [email protected]

Support 4 Grenfell Community Hub

Address: Beethoven Centre, 174k Third Avenue, London W10 4JL
Tel: 07964 560 175
Website: www.support4grenfell.com

How do I make a complaint?

Please refer to our Complaints Policy.

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