Use the promotional assets below to help raise awareness of National Grief Awareness Week 2024 on social media, at work and in your community.
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Promotion Pack
This downloadable promotion pack includes information about National Grief Awareness Week 2024, including key messages and social media assets you can share across your channels. Click on the image to download the promo pack, or download it here.
Posters
Click the image to download the digital poster, or to request hardcopies, email: [email protected]
National Grief Awareness Week – A4 Poster
Bereavement Support Line – A4 Poster
Social Graphics
Suggested Tweet:
There are no stages of grief; it ebbs and flows. Some feelings might come occasionally or catch you by surprise. Others might be more persistent. For bereavement supports, visit @IrishHospice’s Bereavement Hub 👉 bereaved.ie
#BeGriefAware #NGAW2024
Suggested Tweet:
Grief is as unique to an individual as their fingerprint. There is no one right way to grieve, and no two people’s reactions will be the same. For bereavement supports, visit @IrishHospice’s Bereavement Hub 👉 bereaved.ie
#BeGriefAware #NGAW2024
Suggested Tweet:
Myth: Older people are more prepared to cope with grief because they are more likely to have more experience of it.
Fact: People do not simply ‘get over’ their grief but over time find ways to accommodate their grief within their lives.
#BeGriefAware #NGAW2024 @IrishHospice
Suggested Tweet:
You don’t need any particular skills to support someone who is grieving. You can ask them to meet for a walk, drop by for a cup of tea or offer practical help, such as preparing a meal. It can all go a long way. #BeGriefAware #NGAW2024 @IrishHospice
Suggested Tweet:
Most bereaved people welcome the chance to talk about the person they lost. Don’t avoid mentioning the person who has died — you don’t lessen grief by avoiding the subject. #BeGriefAware #NGAW2024 @IrishHospice
Suggested Tweet:
Most bereaved people welcome the chance to talk about the person they lost. Don’t avoid mentioning the person who has died — you don’t lessen grief by avoiding the subject. #BeGriefAware #NGAW2024 @IrishHospice
Hashtags
- #BeGriefAware
- #NGAW2024
- #NGAW
Social Handles
- Facebook: @IrishHospiceFoundation
- Instagram: @irishhospicefoundation
- Twitter: @IrishHospice
- LinkedIn: @Irish Hospice Foundation
Sample Tweet 1
National Grief Awareness Week is 22 – 28 January. Learning more about grief can help someone before and during the grieving process and can also help the people supporting them. #BeGriefAware #NGAW2024 @IrishHospice
Sample Tweet 2
Grief is expressed and felt in different ways. There is no right or wrong way to grieve. @IrishHospice has a dedicated Bereavement Hub 👉 bereaved.ie
#BeGriefAware #NGAW2024
Sample Tweet 3
It’s National Grief Awareness Week. Join @IrishHospice in raising awareness of grief and the importance supporting those who are bereaved. #BeGriefAware #NGAW2024
For more information, see: https://hospicefoundation.ie/our-supports-services/bereavement-loss-hub/national-grief-awareness-week/
Postcards
Post or give someone you know who has been bereaved our free postcard to let them know you’re thinking of them.
Drop by the Irish Hospice Foundation office to get your free postcard at Reception (Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm):
Irish Hospice Foundation
Morrison Chambers (Floor 4)
32 Nassau Street
Dublin 2
D02 X627
For requests of multiple postcards, email: [email protected].
Note: Limited quantities available
Video
Share this video about grief and loss with your friends, family and colleagues.
Contact Information
Please contact our Bereavement Team if you would like more information about National Grief Awareness Week 2024: [email protected]
For any other queries, please contact our reception: 01 679 3188
#BeGriefAware #NGAW2024