It's Children’s Grief Awareness Week, 18th - 24th November, a time to bring attention to the thousands of children coping with the death of a loved one. Children often feel alone in their grief, but together, we can raise awareness…
Grief is messy, and grieving can be confusing. For children, the big emotions often can't be labelled and they pop up out of nowhere. The grieving child puddles in and out of their intense grief. One moment they are overcome…
Children’s Grief Awareness Week, held in November every year, is an opportunity to acknowledge the experiences of bereaved children and young people across the United Kingdom. This year it runs from 17 – 23 November and is linked internationally with…
As part of Children's Grief Awareness week we are running this introductory session to help you understanding how bereavement affects children of different ages and how you can support them with their grief. Click find out more to register:
It is Children's Grief Awareness Week from 19th - 25th November 2020, and the theme, in these unprecedented times, is tackling isolation. Children and young people, both bereaved and not are encouraged, to speak up, and #saythewords about how isolation…
One in 29 school age children in the UK has been bereaved of a parent or sibling and 44000 children face the death of a parent annually. Jigsaw (South East) has worked with hundreds of children and young people to…