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As the weather turns colder and the nights draw in, many of us begin to feel the weight of the upcoming holidays. For those who are grieving, this season can bring a particularly sharp ache. The lights, the music, the family gatherings: all of it can remind us of an absence, of traditions we once…

Thanksgiving is often pictured as a time of gratitude, warmth, and family gatherings. But for many who are grieving, this holiday can feel less like a celebration and more like a reminder of who’s missing. The empty chair at the table, the traditions that no longer feel the same, or the pressure to feel “thankful”…

After two years in the making, we’re so pleased to share that our new online training courses are now live. Designed by bereavement-specialist Psychologists, these courses bring together expertise, compassion, and practical tools to support anyone navigating grief – whether you’re a professional, a facilitator, or someone caring for your own mental health. 🌱 For…

An 8 year reflection – Navigating grief I am now 8 years into living life without my daughter here. Zoë died just two months before her second birthday; after 18 months of fighting a rare type of leukaemia. 8 years on and who am I now? I am not the same person I was before,…

We’re excited to share that we’ve been developing a range of new online trainings to support facilitators, professionals, and people who simply want to be able to better support themselves and others. Here’s what’s on the way: 🌿 How to Run and Manage a Grief Support Group A 2.5-hour course for anyone facilitating groups around…

Mum died in 2010, shortly after a cancer diagnosis; the whole thing was a massive shock for everyone. The hospital, the GP, everybody had been treating her for a merecracked rib. Eventually, the pain from her rib got so bad she was admitted to hospitalfor further investigation. It soon became clear that cancer had grownfrom…

At The Loss Foundation, we know that grief can feel isolating. Our Connect service was created to bring together people who have faced similar losses, so they can share, listen, and support each other in a way only someone who has “been there” can.In this heartfelt piece, Dorothy and Judy share how being matched through…

We’re putting together a guide to the best fundraising sporting events — from 5ks to marathons, cycles to treks. Take on a challenge and help bring vital grief support to those who need it most. 💛 Events for all abilities🎽 Tips on training + fundraising🌍 Make a difference while achieving something amazing Be the first…

“At almost every get together I see someone new arrive and witness the emotional release they experience when they realise they are with people that understand and it gets me every time.” – Walk and Talk Attendee Our Walk + Talks are gentle, supportive meet-ups where you can connect with others, share your experiences, or…

📉 A Tough Time for Charities It’s been a rough few years for UK charities. Donations to small organisations have dropped dramatically — leaving nearly 3 in 4 without a stable funding base* – and we’re one of them. Many have been forced to cut services, close their doors, or merge just to stay afloat.…