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Children and young people may react in a number of ways after the death of someone close.
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Our specialist training range have been designed to help you fulfil your role with care. Each course has been engineered by experts and will provide you with the tools you need to approach the subject of death and dying with confidence.
This training provides a greater awareness of the impact of bereavement and grief on children, young adults and their families. It looks at the understanding of death at different stages of development and how children and young people respond to grief. The training gives you the tools and confidence to support children and young adults who are dealing with bereavement.
The loss of someone close through death is a traumatic, including for children and young people. Here’s our guide for school staff to help students cope with death.
At Cruse Bereavement Support, we have evaluated our recently ran projects and have published the findings. Please click on the links below to select an evaluation to read.
Find out how to refer children and young people to our services.
Complicated grief isn't just felt by adults - children and young people experience it too.
It's common that military people who die have young families and children. Here's how we can understand and support them.
Find links to useful organisations working with a range of different grief experiences and specialised issues.
July 4, 2022 · Research
A new research review highlights the devastating effect losing a parent can have on children's education.
Cruse supports thousands of children and young people each year, through our branches and special projects
September 18, 2024
This role provides a great opportunity to support children, young people and families, at one of the most challenging times in their life, following the death of a loved one.
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