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We’re pleased to have established a partnership with Thames Valley Air Ambulance to raise awareness of both services, sharing knowledge and expertise so that grieving families are able to access the support they need, when they need it. Find out more here: childbereavementuk.org/news/partnersh…

Our Make a Difference Lottery is a fun way to raise funds to help support our work with bereaved families. Join in for just £1 a week and be in with a chance of winning up to £25,000! To sign up: childbereavementuk.org/lottery

“Education professionals are often surprised to learn they already have the main skills they need - compassion, listening skills and humanity.” Read more from Tracey Boseley, our Head of Education Sector Support: ow.ly/7aKQ50SWuK4

Wishing the best of luck to Danni and friends taking on the mighty challenge of swimming the channel to raise money for Child Bereavement UK. Child Bereavement UK do amazing work to support young people and families to rebuild their lives following the loss of a loved one.

We’re pleased to partner with Settld. Settld offer a free online notification service to simplify the administration after someone has died, helping take away added stress at what is already a very difficult time. For more information visit: ow.ly/YS9450ORQzi

We’re pleased to partner with Settld. Settld offer a free online notification service to simplify the administration after someone has died, helping take away added stress at what is already a very difficult time. For more information visit: ow.ly/YS9450ORQzi

Supporting those who are bereaved is never easy, but this is a great collaboration between two fab charities 👏 Child Bereavement UK Thames Valley Air Ambulance

The Child Bereavement UK Toolkit is a comprehensive set of online resources for schools, developed by us in collaboration with LGfL♥️. To access the free resources, visit: ow.ly/1CII50OvcOE

Our Education Team has developed training specifically for the education sector. To book your space on one of our upcoming online training courses visit: lnkd.in/eW-sAdfi #teacher #edutwitter

Child Bereavement UK is pleased to launch a service in Birmingham to provide support for bereaved children, young people, parents, and families in the city, generously funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. The new service, based in West Heath, will offer online,

Answering children’s questions about death in a straightforward, honest way may seem difficult, but bereaved children tell us that it’s helpful when adults speak to them in a way that is clear and unambiguous.

There’s still time to be part of the 'Swim 5k in September' challenge. 💦 Dive in and help raise funds to support our work. Everyone is welcome to be part of the fun and we’ll be supporting you every kilometre of the way. Sign up today 👉 ow.ly/9a7M50SWJWP #TeamCBUK

Our Bereavement Services Regional Lead - South, Rachel Tegg, writes about ways in which home and school can work together to provide tailored support for a grieving child. Read Rachel's blogpost: ow.ly/EnbO50SXx8g

Are you booking in your CPD for this year’s staff meetings and INSET training? Did you know we offer online and face to face training for school staff? Contact [email protected] for more information. #Primary #Secondary #Teacher #edutwitter #CPD #bereavement #grief

Our animation ‘Remembering someone special who has died’ suggests ways in which children and young people can remember someone important to them who has died.

“One of my teachers asked me how my mum was coping, and I had to tell him she had died just a few weeks before." Kayleigh and other young people talk about how tough school can be when you’re bereaved. If you need support, call our Helpline on 0800 02 888 40.

GOOD LUCK to all our runners taking part in the Great North Run this weekend! 👟 Would you like to take part in 2025? Sign up to support us by registering your interest here: 👉childbereavementuk.org/great-north-ru… #GreatNorthRun #2025GNR

If you know someone who is bereaved, acknowledge their bereavement early on. It’s better to say ‘I don’t know what to say’ than to say nothing at all. For information on how to support a bereaved friend, family member or colleague: ow.ly/K7LB50SXwtM

Times of transition, such as starting a new school or changing year group, can be difficult for bereaved young people. For how teachers and professionals working in school can provide support, see our resource: ow.ly/ixz950TgeJf #Teachers #edutwitter #BackToSchool