Sarah's story

It can be really hard for children to cope with the loss of a loved one and to process everything they are feeling – here are some ways to help a child when they are grieving

Here are some ways to say goodbye, if you're unable to attend the funeral of a loved one

Be kind to yourself while you grieve. Remember, the healing process takes time, and we all grieve differently

Supporting people through grief is hard, especially if it's your parent and the person they’re grieving for - was someone you were close to

Here are some ways that you can help someone through a difficult time

There are lots of different organisations that can provide information or support, as well as Ben

It’s not easy having to think about your finances when you’re grieving, so we’ve put some resources together to help.

Clive was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in early 2022. He was struggling to pay his rent and bills and felt he had nothing to look forward to.

Matthew lost his mum at 6 years old and then suffered emotional and physical abuse from his dad’s new wife

Dan found himself struggling when he discovered his daughter had an eating disorder

Rob has spina bifida and sometimes had to ask friends to help him get out of bed as he couldn't afford the electric bed he needed.

Derek was in a motorbike accident that left him disabled and he couldn’t afford to buy the electric wheelchair he needed

Laura was suffering with her mental health and was also struggling to pay the mortgage and feed her family

Jane couldn’t afford a new oven when she lost her job so lived on microwave meals and jacket potatoes for nearly 2 years

Mike was struggling after losing his father-in-law, his uncle’s cancer diagnosis, and starting a busy new job

Winston felt alone after finding out he had Leukaemia. When his boiler broke, he was left for 9 months without heating

Derren discovered he had prostate cancer. He's raising awareness that early detection has good outcomes