Losing someone we care about is difficult, for children and young people it can be particularly difficult to understand the significance of loss and responding to the feelings that follow requires compassion and support. These resources will help us to support children and young people through what will be a difficult time.
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How to find bereavement support
Find the support that best suits you using the AtaLoss directory.
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Preparing a child for loss guide
This booklet from Winston’s Wish is a guide to help parents talk to children about preparing for the death of someone they know and love. There are useful tips to support compassionate practice.
Forever in her Heart
Forever in her Heart is a moving story with illustrations helping Rosie come to terms with the loss of her mother and understanding how to keep those precious memories forever in her heart.
Helping teenagers to cope with death
Parents often need help to support their children through loss and bereavement. This useful guide provides useful information on how to support teenagers.
Children’s Social Care Direct Work Resource Toolkit 