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‘There You’ll Be’- The Collaboration Choir fundraise for Cruse
For the Collaboration Choir's newest project, they are supporting Cruse Bereavement Support and the work we do.
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Tamsin’s story
Having been diagnosed with cancer earlier that year, Tamsin's Dad died in October 2016. After receiving support from Cruse, Tamsin shares her story with us.
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Andrew’s story
Andrew's Dad died in January 2024, having been diagnosed with a brain tumour a few months earlier. After receiving support from Cruse, Andrew shares his story with us.
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‘Mad About the Boy’ – navigating grief with Bridget Jones
The final part of the beloved film franchise explores a new chapter for Bridget Jones, a story that grief is at the heart of.
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Clare’s story
In 2021, Clare's daughter died in a road traffic incident. After receiving support from Cruse, Clare shares her story with us.
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Amy’s story
In 2022, Amy's partner died after having a sudden heart attack. After receiving support from Cruse, Amy shares her story with us.
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What’s one thing you wish people knew about grief?
For National Grief Awareness Week, we asked our social media followers ‘what’s one thing you wish people knew about grief?’
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Campfire Conversations: opening up and sharing grief
This year’s ‘I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’ has shown the importance of sharing our experiences of grief.
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Energy Saving Tips
In this blog, discover our top tips for reducing your energy bills.
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Guest Blog: Recognising the Rights of Carers
For Carers' Rights Day, Helen Walker, Chief Executive of Carers UK, writes about the importance of recognising the rights of carers.
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New Chair appointed at Cruse
We are delighted to announce that Dr Neil Churchill OBE has been appointed as Cruse Bereavement Support’s new Chair of the Board of Trustees.
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Our New Royal Patron
We are delighted to announce that Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester is the new Patron of Cruse Bereavement Support. The late Queen Elizabeth II was Cruse’s former Patron. *photo credit - John Swannell
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