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Latest news

Has the decrease in mortality rates finally come to an end?

Information released today from the ONS discusses if the growth in life expectancy is coming to an end. If correct this will impact bereavement numbers in the future.

Bereavement Expert Lois Tonkin on Disenfranchised Grief

Yesterday evening saw Lois Tonkin, an expert on bereavement deliver an engaging presentation on Disenfranchised Grief to a packed room of 60+ volunteers and Cruse staff. The large audience and number of questions showed the interest this subject raises.

London Bridge attacks one year on - Some Cruse insight

3^rd June 2018 marked the one year anniversary of the London Bridge attack. Cruse was heavily involved supporting survivors and family and friends.

Could you support bereaved people on the phone?

We are looking for some volunteers to provide ongoing telephone support to bereaved people. Volunteers will need to have had some experience of having provided bereavement support either on the telephone or in person.

Are you passionate about helping others, empathetic and want to join in on a range of fun social activities?

2018 Training

Cruse Bereavement Care provides training and consultancy for external organisations and for those who may encounter bereaved people in the course of their work. We offer:

Children

Hope Again is Cruse Bereavement Care's website for young people.

Cruse help for a child or young person

News from Hope Again

Coping throughout the year

Every year there are always a number of special events like birthdays, anniversaries, sports finals, weddings etc. Celebrating these milestones without a loved one can make these special days, which were once a very happy and exciting time, sad and the feeling of dread lingers over you as you approach them.

New Vlog Pod Page

On our new Vlog Pod page you can watch and listen to other young people sharing their videos and stories. You can share yours and help other young people who have lost someone they love.
Get involved and join the conversation here