Bereavement Alliance
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@BereavementNBA
The National Bereavement Alliance supports those working with bereaved people, with news, events and resources.
🚨 Big news! We are merging APPGs with @winstonswish. Together, we’re uniting MPs & leaders for a stronger voice on grief support for all ages. 📩 Email appg.griefsupport@ataloss.org for updates #GriefSupport #APPG @CruseSupport @WidowedAndYoung @AfterSuicideUK @TheParishTrust
On the #DayOfReflection, pause a moment to reflect. Let’s acknowledge our grief, take time and space to reflect and remember, and to support one another 🕯️
The Government in England @DHSCgovuk today launched their official Baby Loss Certificate. It is currently available to people who have experienced any loss before 24 weeks gestation, since 1 September 2018. Find out more ➡️ sands.org.uk/england-baby-l… We continue to offer our range of free commemorative 'birth certificates' for anyone who wants one for their baby or babies. We are here to support anyone affected by #PregnancyLoss or the death of a baby, however recently or longer ago 💙🧡 #BabyLoss #WomensHealthStrategy #PregnancyLossReview
AtaLoss calls for Minister of Prevention and Public Well-Being to work across departments & focus on preventing ill health and promoting well-being and to reduce the call on public services. lght.ly/1l0nemb #health #Government #GeneralElection #prevention #PublicPurse
📢URGENT DEADLINE APPROACHING Time running out for cohabiting parents to claim back payments of bereavement benefits. Claims MUST be @DWPgovuk by 8 Feb to get amount owing. Please retweet to help find the 000s of families still to claim. @WidowedAndYoung childhoodbereavementnetwork.org.uk/cohabiting
Really delighted and proud to see the latest of our @CSI_KCL @ACCESSCare_CSI @MarieCurieUK funded work published in @socscimed. This work advances theories of grief by highlighting the liminality some people experience following the death of a partner: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
⚠️ Hospice funding needs attention. A new report by a cross party group of MPs found that the postcode lottery of hospice funding means services they provide for dying people and their families, and the support they provide to the health system, are at risk.
