Bereavement Support

In Times of Bereavement

In the unfortunate event that a person has passed away, there are some things that must be done in the first few days. View the step by step guide on the UK Government website.

What to do when someone dies

Grief Support

Grief Matters UK

Grief Matters UK provides support for families dealing with bereavement and loss. Their mission is to promote well-being during times of stress, tension, and difficulty, and to help individuals move towards living quality lives.

Visit the Grief Matters UK website

Cruse - Bereavement Support

Cruse Bereavement has a free helpline and can support with whether you have had a recent loss or a death from a while ago and you might need someone to talk to about it.

Visit the Cruse website

Centre 70 – Bereavement Help Point

Bereavement Help Point is a place you can go following a bereavement to a space where you can speak to others who are facing loss and share experiences.

Visit the Centre 70 website

Sue Ryder

Sue Ryder can support you if you are grieving after a bereavement, supporting someone else, or helping a child or young person cope with grief

Visit the Sue Ryder website

Counselling

IAPT Talking Therapies

If you are aged over 16 and you either live in Southwark or have a GP in Southwark please get in touch for free friendly and professional support.

Visit the Talking Therapies website

Eve Therapy

Eve Therapy Counselling Services is now offering low-cost community counselling service, short and long-term, daytime and evening for Southwark, Lewisham and Lambeth residents and workers

Visit the Eve Therapy website