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1 June 2022 Volunteering that makes a difference 🌟
12 May 2022 Short film: Joey Essex visits group for young people
13 April 2022 Calling all music-loving volunteers! 
21 March 2022 Puddle Jumping: Watch our new animation
25 February 2022 How your support made a difference in 2021
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10 October 2021 "Losing a brother I never knew is still a loss"
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Published: 7th April, 2020

Updated: 1st June, 2022

Author: Harriet Hieatt-Smith

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Short guidance films

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Our short films are delivered by support practitioners and cover a range of topics on grief and bereavement, providing guidance on what can help. Read more

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Updated: 1st December, 2021

Author: Robin Ngai

Books and resources

Books and resources

A list of books and resources relating to grief and bereavement and what may help. Read more

Published: 21st October, 2021

Updated: 30th November, 2021

Author: Harriet Hieatt-Smith

Others' experiences

Others' experiences

Some bereaved families find it helpful to read about other peoples’ experiences and how the support they have received has helped them. Read more

Published: 30th November, 2021

Updated: 1st December, 2021

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