Losing somebody close affects us all differently. We’ve collated the following resources and services to help you navigate this challenging time.
When someone dies
Practical Support
Funeral planning, registering a death and sorting out finances/wills are amongst the practical tasks which need to be tackled when someone dies. Marie Curie has gathered an excellent array of resources to help you address them.
Emotional Support
Bereavement is an emotional time and it is completely normal to have feelings of grief. Marie Curie offers information to help you understand the natural grief process.
Specialist Bereavement Support
You don’t need to grieve alone – there are lots of different organisations who can offer support either on the phone, in person or online.
Local Bereavement Support (Bradford)
Offering face to face and telephone counselling to those needing bereavement support in the Bradford area.
Local Bereavement Support (Bradford & Craven)
Offering face to face and telephone counselling to those needing bereavement support in the Bradford and Craven district.
Child Bereavement
Support for families and professionals
when a child has died or when a child is facing bereavement.
Still Birth and Neonatal
Online support, telephone helpline and local support group connections to those affected by the death of a baby before, during or shortly after birth.
Suffering a Miscarriage
Helpline and online support and advice for those who have affected by miscarriage, molar pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy.
Bereavement from Suicide (National)
Support for those affected by suicide bereavement. Resources and links for practical and emotional support.
Bereavement from Suicide (Local)
Online, one to one and group support
for those affected by suicide bereavement.
Blue Cross Pet Bereavement
Offering telephone and online counselling for those affected by the loss of a pet.
