Around 20 members of our smaller Bereavement Support Group met together at St John's Church Hall in Crowborough last week for a festive b...

The November meeting of our Bereavement Support Group at Barnsgate was attended by 48 people, who enjoyed meeting together for a chat ove...

Today, in a world of social media, many of us find ourselves discovering about a death of somebody we know online, perhaps through a Face...

A guaranteed right to bereavement leave and pay for parents who lose a child is expected to come into force in April 2020, according to m...

Our smaller Bereavement Support Group took advantage of the lovely weather by having a walk over the Ashdown Forest recently, before retu...

When Lindsay Ostrom’s newborn son, Afton, died on 1 January 2017 (he had been born the previous day), she says it was food brought by fri...

Following on from recommendations to the Scottish Government that everyone connected with the death of an infant or child should receive ...

Forty-six members of our Bereavement Support Group travelled to London on a beautiful September day to enjoy a performance of Tina - The ...

Thirteen members of our smaller Bereavement Group enjoyed a lovely walk behind the Horder Centre and over Ashdown Forest earlier this mon...

Loneliness is something which is being spoken about a lot in the media at the moment and it affects many people in our society. According...

The recent Dying Matters Awareness Week got us all thinking about death, dying, bereavement and planning ahead. The ‘Cuppa and a Chat’ ev...

In addition to offering ongoing support and monthly meetings, our Bereavement Group also organises regular outings and we always try to s...

According to the Holiday Habits Report 2017 by ABTA, 12% of people taking a holiday last year did so alone; with solo travel being the mo...