RESOURCES

Support, organisations and charities

If you’ve been affected by any of the stories featured on Projecting Grief, there is help available.

We’ve compiled a list below of just some of charities and organisations offering specific support depending on the nature of your loss or type of support you’re looking for.

Mind - Mental health charity

Samaritians - Suicide prevention and mental health charity

Ata Loss - Bereavement support and signposting charity

Cruse - Bereavement support charity

A Child of Mine - To help and support anyone affected by the death of a child

Andy's Mans Club - Men's mental health charity

Counselling Directory - A useful resource for those looking for support or general advice about counselling

The Good Grief Trust - Bereavement support charity

The Grief Gang - Podcast and peer-to-peer meet up groups

The New Normal Charity - Bereavement support charity offering peer-to-peer support groups

Sobs - Charity offering peer-to-peer suicide bereavement support

The Miscarriage Association - Offering support to anyone affected by miscarriage

WAYS - Charity that offers a peer-to-peer support network for anyone who's lost a partner before their 51st birthday

Gambling with Lives - Charity providing support to those bereaved by gambling related suicide

BAATN - National Network of Counsellors and Psychotherapists of Black, African, Asian and Caribbean Heritage

Child Bereavement UK - Child Bereavement UK helps families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies

Let's talk about loss - Peer run meet ups across the UK for bereaved young people aged 18-35

Maggie's - Charity supporting those living with or bereaved by cancer

Marie Curie Bereavement Support - Charity offering bereavement support to those bereaved due to a terminal illness

Pink Therapy - Bereavement counselling/therapy for the LGBTQ+ Community

CAHN - Offers people of Caribbean and African background with culturally and religiously tailored support for those grieving

DrugFAM - National support via groups and advice following bereavement caused by drug and/or alcohol

CALM - Suicide prevention, mental health and bereavement charity