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October 4, 2021 · News

Developing our new brand

Our new brand and values are the result of a long process of reflection, research and consultation. Cruse Chief Executive Steven Wibberley explains how it happened.

September 9, 2021 · Blog

Cruse memories of September 11th

Former Cruse CEO Debbie Kerslake was part of the Cruse response team who travelled to New York after 9/11. In this blog she reflects on her experiences and memories.

September 29, 2022 · Blog

Bereaved by suicide – the power of peer support

Sharing experiences and activities can be a lifeline for those bereaved by suicide. In this blog Bex from Sussex-based organisation Sibling Link explains how they have used walking, baking, and pottery in peer groups to help people connect.

Helping teenagers cope with death

Young people and teenagers have a greater understanding of death than children. But it's important to remember that they're not adults.

What children understand about death

When someone close to a child dies, it’s important to understand what they already know about death.

January 20, 2022 · Research

Cruse and Co-op launch new partnership helping communities

A new partnership from Co-op and Cruse Bereavement Support is aiming to help people talk about death and grief more openly.

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We're here to help you no matter how long you've been grieving.

July 6, 2022 · News

Remembering those who died on 7/7

This week marks the 17th anniversary of the 7/7 terror attack when we remember those who died that day. Our thoughts are with all the families and friends affected by the attack.

Volunteer to support bereaved people from home

We have two opportunities for volunteers working from home to support grieving people.

May 3, 2023 · News

Cruse volunteers chosen as Coronation Champions

Two Cruse volunteers have been named Coronation Champions as part of the awards which celebrate the amazing contribution volunteers make across the UK.

Referring people to Cruse services – FAQs

We’re here to help people cope after a death. We offer free and confidential support services, and are open to all, no matter when a death occurred.

2021 – Our pandemic response

The Covid-19 pandemic continued to be the biggest challenge for Cruse in 2021 - bringing additional heartbreak to bereaved people and speeding up our changes to new ways of working.