Has your child suffered a loss? Children and young people often need their own space to talk about death or feelings around parental separation.
It may help if they can talk to someone who is experienced in listening. A place where they can express strong feelings such as sadness, anger and anxiety.
To refer your child click here: Apply for Support
For further information on our referral process click here: Services
If you would like some resources click here: Resources
The Children’s Grief Centre provides a teacher education programme for Primary Schools to help them to assist children to cope with grief and loss.
To purchase our Toolkit please click here: ‘About Death’ Toolkit for Primary Schools
Talks and Workshops can be arranged to assist persons who are working with children/young people around grief and loss.
For further downloadable resources click here: Resources
As we reflect on the first half of this year and our work so far in 2026, we think of those navigating grief or supporting children who are grieving.
We reflect on all the generosity and kindness shown to us by individuals, our funding partners, the families accessing our service and their communities that support us.
This support makes it possible for children and their families to access the care they need during some of the most difficult times in their lives. Whether a child is grieving the loss of a loved one, experiencing family separation and emotional challenges, our services are available completely free of charge.
We believe no child should be denied support because of financial constraints, and thanks to this support, families can reach out for help without worrying about the cost.
Together, we will continue to change the lives of grieving children.