“I’ll admit I was initially sceptical about how I’d feel in a group setting, but I’ve truly surprised myself. The space you created made it possible for me to open up in a way I didn’t expect.”
Bereavement support
“I enjoy going to speak with people who have gone through something similar to me. They’re from all walks of life – but we all have something in common.”
Specialist bereavement support for children and young people
Bereavement group for pre-teens C2 Care+Connect is a safe, friendly place for children aged eight to 12 years to connect with others, sharing memories and feelings of someone special in their life who has died.
Support for parents, caregivers and teachers We’re also here to help adults, including parents, teachers and other care givers, to support children and young people through their grief.
Compassionate Cafés
“You get the chance to talk to people who know exactly what you are going through because they are going through it themselves. That takes such a weight off you. The head space is clearer, and it just starts the healing process, to move forward.”
CompassionART Cafés
“It was wonderful to meet like-minded people who understood what I was going through and gave me the space to talk about how I was feeling.”
Art therapy
Our creative therapy team is here to help you explore, accept and understand your emotions through artistic pursuits.
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Companionship
“My husband died in March. I was finding everything very hard and feeling low. I live on my own and I don’t see anybody else, so having my visits from Pauline has helped me a lot.”
Our bereavement guide
Our bereavement guide offers compassionate, step-by-step support to help you navigate the practical and emotional challenges after a death.
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Memory Tree
Make a dedication in memory of a loved one.
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