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The impact bereavement can have on young carers

25th January 2018 Advice, Blog

Young carers can feel very lost if the person they were caring for dies. It is important to remember that a young carer may have taken a major role in the care of their loved one, so when that person dies, not only is the child struggling with the loss ...

Talking about tragic events Winston's Wish

Talking about tragic events with children and young people

20th June 2017 Advice

Terrorist attacks, as well as natural and man-made disasters, are, sadly, regular occurrences these day - in the last few years we have seen multiple attacks in the UK and around the world. When these events hit the news it is important to think about how and what we communicate ...

Bereavement support for military families

Remembering mum this Mother’s Day – guidance from Winston’s Wish

1st March 2017 News

Winston’s Wish, the leading childhood bereavement charity in the UK, is providing guidance for those who are remembering a loved one this Mother’s Day, Sunday 26th March. The charity recognises that this special day is not always a joyful and celebratory time for everyone. Every 22 minutes a child in Britain ...

Winston’s Wish and Macmillan team up to produce support book to prepare children for bereavement

15th March 2016 News, Press Releases

Winston’s Wish, the leading childhood bereavement charity in the UK, has teamed up with Macmillan Cancer Support to produce a book for parents who are nearing the end of life to broach the subject with their child. The book, titled Preparing a Child for Loss, aims to open conversations with children ...

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The impact bereavement can have on young carers

Talking about tragic events with children and young people

Remembering mum this Mother’s Day – guidance from Winston’s Wish

Winston’s Wish and Macmillan team up to produce support book to prepare children for bereavement

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