Bereavement Support
Cruse Bereavement Support
Bereavement can affect everyone differently, and there is no right or wrong way to grieve. Support is available for anyone coping with the death of a loved one, offering a safe and compassionate space to access information, guidance, and emotional support during difficult times.
Services are available for adults, children and young people, as well as those affected by suicide bereavement or military bereavement. You can access practical advice on what to do after someone dies, information to help you understand grief, and opportunities to connect with specialist support when needed. Whatever your experience of loss, you do not have to face it alone.
KidCare4U
Supporting families from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
Losing someone close can be especially difficult when facing language, cultural, or other barriers to accessing support. KidCare4U provides compassionate support for children, young people, parents, and families from diverse ethnic communities who are experiencing bereavement or emotional difficulties.
Through one-to-one support and emotional wellbeing services, the team helps families navigate grief, access appropriate support, and connect with specialist services where needed. With staff who speak a range of community languages, including Bengali, Urdu, and Punjabi, families can access support in a way that feels understanding, inclusive, and culturally sensitive.
Contact KidCare4U
Clarence Place Suite 1, 3rd Floor, Newport, NP19 7AA
07828 089492
info@kidcare4u.co.uk
KidCare4U Wales
St David’s Hospice Care
Grieving is a natural process and it can be lonely and frightening, but you are not alone. St. David’s Hospice Care’s Bereavement team work with family members to gain an understanding of the grieving process which can help you to cope.
The St David’s Hospice Bereavement Service is for anybody who has recently experienced the loss of a loved one.
Grief is a normal response to the loss of someone we love and feeling overwhelmed by the range and intensity of the emotions experienced can take you by surprise. Everyone’s reaction to grief is unique, and different people in a family may experience different emotions, even when they are mourning the loss of the same person. There’s no right or wrong way to feel. The Bereavement Support Team can help when people feel the need to talk to someone other than family and friends.
Tovey Bros Bereavement Support
Losing a loved one can be one of life’s most difficult experiences. STEPS (Supporting Those Experiencing Personal Sadness) is a bereavement support group that offers a safe, welcoming environment for people who are coping with loss and grief.
The group provides emotional support, reassurance, and practical information to help individuals navigate their own unique grief journey. Whether your loss is recent or you have been struggling with bereavement for some time, STEPS offers the opportunity to connect with others who understand, share experiences, and access support in a compassionate and understanding setting. You do not have to face grief alone.
2 Wish
Support After the Sudden Death of a Child or Young Person
The sudden and unexpected death of a child or young person can be devastating and life-changing. 2wish provides free, confidential support to anyone affected by the loss of someone aged 25 or under, including parents, siblings, grandparents, extended family members, friends, witnesses, and professionals impacted through their work.
Support is tailored to individual needs and includes immediate practical and emotional assistance, ongoing bereavement support, home visits, telephone support, community-based sessions, and referrals to other relevant services. Families can also access memory boxes and specialist resources designed to help preserve precious memories and provide comfort during an incredibly difficult time. Whatever your circumstances, 2wish is there to ensure that no one has to face sudden bereavement alone.
The Gap | Beacon Bereavement Support
Beacon Bereavement Support offers compassionate support for anyone coping with the loss of a loved one. Run by trained volunteers who have experienced bereavement themselves, the service provides understanding, empathy, and a safe space to talk through the challenges that grief can bring.
Whether you are feeling overwhelmed, lonely, or struggling to adjust after a loss, Beacon offers one-to-one support to help you explore your feelings, find comfort, and move forward at your own pace. With experience supporting bereaved people across South Wales and beyond, the team provides a supportive environment where you can share your experiences, feel heard, and find hope for the future.
