Results for node/support for young people

Become a fundraising volunteer

Join an amazing team and make the world a better place for people struggling with grief.

How to support someone who is grieving

If your friend or relative is grieving, it can be difficult to know how to support them. It’s normal to feel awkward, or worried that you will make things worse.

Men in Grief – West Midlands

Early last year, we were delighted to be awarded almost £63k from Severn Trent Community Fund to deliver a targeted ‘Men in Grief’ project in the West Midlands.

Grief Insights Week

December 4th - 8th | Grief can affect work and life deeply. Learn how to cope and support others in our week of insightful webinars on this vital topic.

December 2, 2022 · News

Connecting Communities Parliament event

Cruse and Co-op held a Parliamentary reception on Monday 28th November to raise awareness of the need for bereavement support in the community.

Our Vulnerable Supporters Policy

February 25, 2022 · Blog

Julia Samuel’s Grief Works App

The Grief Works app is designed to take you on a step by step journey through grief and help increase resilience. Here Julia Samuel explains how it works.

September 12, 2022 · Blog

Talking to children about grief

August 25, 2022 · Blog

Letters from the grief club

Letters from the grief club is a collection of letters by young grievers writing to their newly bereaved selves. Beth French and Kate Moreton explain how the book came about and share the top tips they learned from their contributors.

What does grief feel like?

There’s no ‘right’ way to grieve and we each react in our own way.

August 8, 2024 · Blog

Shared experience of grief

When loss happens through tragedy, people can experience shared feelings of pain. If you have been affected by the horrific incident that took place in Southport, in this article we share some ways you can support yourself and advice for others.

Complicated grief

Over time most people start to adapt and feel better after someone dies. When someone becomes stuck or is still unable to cope after many months it is sometimes known as complicated grief or prolonged grief disorder.