Resources and information
After a bereavement, it can be hard to know what might help or where to begin. We’ve gathered a range of bereavement resources and recommendations that you can explore at your own pace, whenever you feel ready.
Bereavement affects everyone differently. There is no right or wrong way to grieve, and the support that feels most helpful will vary from person to person and may change over time.
Farleigh Hospice offers a range of bereavement support for adults following the death of someone who was cared for by our services. Our aim is to provide the right support, at the right time, recognising that some people benefit from information and guidance, whilst others may find counselling, therapeutic groups or volunteer support more appropriate.
The support we offer
Support after a bereavement
If your family member was cared for by Farleigh Hospice, we offer emotional and practical support to help you cope following a bereavement.
Community Bereavement Support Groups
Our Open Support Group and Bereavement Help Points (BHPs) are informal drop-in sessions for anyone affected by bereavement.
Children and young people
If you are supporting a bereaved child or young person, we also offer a range of information and resources to help you understand how children and young people experience grief and how you can support them.
We are here to support you
For more information on any of our bereavement services, get in touch today.