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Caring for the Carers
Across our Loss Foundation support events we feel privileged to hear your stories and experiences. It takes strength to reach out for support and speak about a loss, and we […]
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Rebecca’s Story
For Tom Ellis, who always thought my writing was funny. Are we ravinnnn. Before the age of 21 my only knowledge of ‘losing a parent’ was being stood in Asda […]
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Join our Team
Bereavement charity run by Clinical Psychologists Looking for new Bereavement Support Volunteers (National) The Loss Foundation is a registered charity specialising in providing bereavement support for people whose loved ones […]
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My Grief Wave
It can creep up on me, Sweeping over, engulfing that moment. I try to rush to the surface of the bewilderment, Take a breath, Questioning how that happened so silently. […]
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How the World is Crying Out for Support, and Who is Answering
We are delighted to share a blog post from one of our very own volunteers, Sam Davies, about his experience of running our online bereavement support groups. From Cancer […]
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Now it’s our Turn to Ask for Help – 20 for 20 Appeal
The right support at the right time can make all the difference. At The Loss Foundation, we know that more than most… When I set up the Loss Foundation back […]
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Coping Strategies After a Bereavement
Some coping strategies after a bereavement could make grieving worse, University of Oxford study finds By Dr Kirsten Smith, University of Oxford and unpaid trustee of The Loss Foundation Grieving […]
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The Art of Not Falling Apart
As an ambitious columnist at The Independent, Christina Patterson’s passion for her job sustained her through her turbulent pursuit of love and family – until her editor unexpectedly made her […]
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Bringing People Together After Loss
After my father died of cancer in 2008, my family and I struggled to find the support we needed. The help there was, if any was available at all, seemed […]
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Today it is Me that Writes…
Everywhere I turn, it touches me, someone I love, someone I have just met, someone I have supported, and undoubtedly every second person I walk past in the street. Cancer. […]
