These are some of the organisations that we work with through our networks. If you would like to find out more about how to link in with your national or local bereavement support organisation please feel free to make contact [email protected]
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Anam Cara supports parents after bereavement. Bereaved parents have set up this organisation to help themselves and all bereaved parents cope with their grief and loss.
Aware aims to create a society where people affected by stress, depression, bipolar and mood disorders are understood, supported, free from stigma, and can access appropriate therapies.
Barnardos works with vulnerable children and their families and campaigns for the rights of all children. Established in Ireland in 1962, they provide services and support in 40 centres around the country.
Féileacáin is a not for profit organisation that provides support to anyone affected by the death of a baby during or after pregnancy.
FirstLight provides crisis intervention and free professional counselling services throughout Ireland to bereaved parents and family members who have suddenly lost a child up to 18 years
The Irish Childhood Bereavement Network (ICBN) was founded in 2012 to act as a hub for those working with bereaved children, young people and their families.
A Little Lifetime Foundation provides information and support to bereaved parents and families and works with health care professionals to develop good practices in the area of infant death.
The Citizens Information Board provides information on public services and entitlements in Ireland, including this booklet containing information and support for anyone affected by bereavement.
Pieta provide a professional one-to-one therapeutic service to people who are in suicidal distress, those who engage in self-harm, and those bereaved by suicide.
Rainbows is a free, voluntary service for children and young people experiencing loss following bereavement and parental separation.
The Samaritans know a lot about what can help you through tough times. They can help you explore your options, understand your problems better, or just be there to listen.
Spun Out promotes general wellbeing in order to prevent and positively intervene in harmful behaviour where it occurs amongst our peer group. Our goal is to enable our peers to live happy, healthy lives.
Widow.ie gives the bereaved a place to speak through online forums, so they are not alone. Many out there are going through a similar loss and can share experiences and offer or receive mutual support.
Bereaved.ie offers advice and information for bereaved people, those supporting them and professionals working with them. It is an initiative of Irish Hospice Foundation.
