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- Category: Advice
- How to talk to children about the death of a celebrity
- Should I tell my child their important person died by suicide?
- How to support a teenager who is grieving
- Do children grieve differently to adults?
- Should children view the body of a loved one?
- How to prepare a child for the death of a parent by cancer
- Talking to children about a new relationship after the death of a parent
- How to tell children and young people that someone is seriously ill
- How young people cope with Father’s Day after their dad has died
- Grief and children looked after: a foster carer’s perspective
- When should children return to school after a bereavement?
- How to help bereaved children understand grief
- Coping with stress when grieving: Advice from widowed parents
- How to use a memory box with bereaved children and young people
- Managing separation anxiety in children after a bereavement
- Telling a child someone has died – our support and guidance
- Supporting neurodivergent grieving children
- Helping grieving children experiencing nightmares and sleep difficulties
- Dos and Don’ts: What to say to a young person who is grieving
- How to help a child grieving the death of a pet
- Navigating Valentine’s Day as a widowed parent
- What to send to a grieving child or young person
- Parent Mental Health Day: Tips from WAY members on prioritising mental health
- 7 ways to support a child or young person bereaved of both parents
- Coping with Christmas: Tips from WAY Widowed and Young members
- Advice from the Westerleigh Group: What happens at a crematorium?
- Children’s Grief Awareness Week: Tips from widowed parents about supporting bereaved children
- Halloween half term tips from WAY
- Coping with bereavement by suicide: Thoughts from WAY members
- Back to school tips for bereaved children: Practical advice from WAY members
- Summer Holidays on a budget: Advice from WAY members
- Pride Month: Advice from WAY members for supporting bereaved children who are LGBTQIA+
- How to talk to children about death
- Navigating Father’s Day: tips from widowed parents
- WAY members share tips for Stress Awareness Month
- How can exam season impact grieving young people?
- WAY members share how they cope at Easter
- Supporting grieving children and young people during the Easter break
- Top reasons for having a Will
- Seven creative ways to involve children and young people in a funeral
- Navigating Mother’s Day: tips from widowed parents
- Coping with Valentine’s Day as a widowed parent
- Inner Reflections: Why Winston’s Wish and their mission to support grieving children is critical
- My Christmas as a widowed parent with bereaved children
- Grief at Christmas: Common questions asked by parents and carers
- How to cope at Christmas as a widowed parent
- Christmas grief activities for children and young people
- Coping with grief at Christmas
- Supporting a grieving child transitioning from primary to secondary school
- How to explain death by drugs or alcohol to a child or young person
- Mindful colouring activity to help with grief
- 5 ways to manage grief in the summer holidays
- Will grief ever go away?
- 10 ways to remember Dad this Father’s Day
- Helping a child or young person with their grief and mental health
- Supporting a bereaved child who has autism
- How to help a child after the death of a grandparent
- How to help a child after the death of a parent
- How to explain death to a child
- How do you remember Mum on Mother’s Day?
- Helping a child or young person to talk about their grief
- What is grief? Young people share what grief is to them
- How can military families remember someone who has died?
- Supporting children and young people after a baby dies
- Helping a bereaved child or young person to return to school
- How to remember someone who has died
- 8 things Channel 4’s Big Boys taught us about grieving at university
- In memory of Bowelbabe Dame Deborah James: 6 tips on how to support a grieving child or young person
- How to tell a child with special educational needs and disabilities that someone has died
- How to prepare children for the death of a parent
- Are my children too young to know how their parent or sibling died?
- How to explain an accidental death to a child or young person
- Explaining homicide to children and young people
- What to do when there is a death in your school
- How to explain suicide to children and young people
- Supporting children and young people after a sudden, violent or traumatic death
- Ways to cope with anniversaries, birthdays and special days when you have been bereaved
- What do children and young people understand about death?
- Should I tell my children that their loved one is dying?
- Remembering a loved one on special days: How to make an indoor memory garden
- Talking to children and young people about suicide in the news
- Should children attend a funeral?
- Preparing a child to attend a funeral
- Talking about sudden death with children and young people
- New book to help young people through grief
- Do children with SEND understand death?
- “I want to open up the difficult conversation around grief and death”
- Sarah’s story: “There’s always something missing that should be there”
- Bereaved children “let down” by lack of support in schools
- Being Mum and Dad on Father’s Day
- How to talk to a bereaved child
- How to approach the New Year after a bereavement
- How school teachers can help bereaved children
- Man up: The difficulties facing boys after the death of a father
- The impact bereavement can have on young carers
- Explaining a death in service to children and young people
- Alternative goodbyes
- Talking about tragic events with children and young people
- Category: Blog
- Winston’s Wish pleased to join All-Party Parliamentary Group
- Navigating Father’s Day as a widowed dad: Gary’s story
- Winston’s Wish Partner IAG Loyalty Raises More Than £100,000 To Support Bereaved Children
- Navigating Mother’s Day as a widowed mum: Rachel’s story
- Winston’s Wish Partners With Teapot Trust To Boost Bereavement Support For Chronically Ill Children
- Remembering Rocco
- Winston’s Wish Partners Up With Olive Academies To Empower Bereaved Pupils To Reach Their Full Potential
- Winston’s Wish Announces New Partnership With National Cancer Charity Maggie’s
- MPs urged to join new proposed Parliamentary Group for Childhood Bereavement
- Christmas Appeal – The Hepburn Family
- Finding support after being bereaved by suicide: Caroline’s story
- Free Webinar with Kate Jones
- TV Star Alfie Watts Launches Charity Single for Winston’s Wish
- Winston’s Wish launches SEND Rapid Response training
- Greeting Card Association Consults Charity Youth Ambassadors
- Winston’s Wish lottery player, Mandy, shares her reasons for playing every week
- Hope 100 is back this summer!
- Man takes on second IronMan for Winston’s Wish
- Reassured chooses Winston’s Wish to commence its inaugural charity partnership
- Meet our newest Ambassador – Alfie Watts!
- Free Webinar: Supporting Bereaved Pupils
- Cheltenham Running Festival – we’re the official 2024 partners!
- Talk Grief – the Youth Led Grief Network
- A message from the founder of Winston’s Wish, Julie Stokes OBE
- Raising awareness of the thousands of children bereaved by suicide
- Glastonbury Festival organisers announced as patrons of Winston’s Wish
- Beyond Today: ‘When my brother died, I lost a part of myself’
- Meet Disko Kids
- Category: Challenge Events
- Category: Events
- Category: Fundraising
- Could you take on a walking challenge for Winston’s Wish this National Walking Month?
- A letter for Winston’s Wish
- Bill Bailey gig raises £45,856.48 for Winston’s Wish
- Bill Bailey Live! A charity fundraiser for Winston’s Wish
- Liam: “I made a promise to my wife to run the London Marathon”
- How 11-year-old Isla raised £1,000 for Winston’s Wish in memory of her mum
- In memory of dad: Doing a charity skydive for Winston’s Wish
- Myles’ story: “Our lives were thrown into utter turmoil”
- Category: Inspiration
- Category: News
- Leading child bereavement charities Winston’s Wish and Child Bereavement UK plan merger to multiply hope to grieving children and families
- Young voices on bereavement
- Dive into Charity: How cold water swimming can improve your health and warm hearts
- Bereavement charities partner to provide full circle support
- Government responds to call for official childhood bereavement data
- Winston’s Wish services open over the summer holidays
- Petition launches to uncover the full scale of childhood bereavement in the UK
- Q. How many bereaved young people are there in the UK right now? A. Nobody knows!
- Cohabiting parents with dependent children now eligible to claim bereavement benefits
- Cotswolds edition of Monopoly features Winston’s Wish
- Billy Twelvetrees names Winston’s Wish as benefitting charity for his Testimonial year with Gloucester Rugby
- Director Uberto Pasolini worked with Winston’s Wish on new film, Nowhere Special, starring James Norton
- Winston’s Wish gives thanks to local family and the community in fond reflection of its bygone Boxing Day Challenge
- Winston’s Wish launches UK’s first 24/7 bereavement crisis text service ahead of Christmas
- 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
- Category: Press Releases
- “We have been too hard to reach” – Youth bereavement charity vows to do more for young people
- Schools grow hope for bereaved children
- Report unveils the true scale and impact of grief among adults and children
- Leading experts appeal for an understanding of childhood traumatic bereavement during and beyond the pandemic
- Kristin Scott Thomas presents BBC Lifeline Appeal on behalf of childhood bereavement charity, Winston’s Wish
- Winston’s Wish wins five-star Teach Primary Award for SEND specialist bereavement book We All Grieve
- Join the giving revolution this Christmas – Winston’s Wish is proud to be part of an innovative product line-up from Advent of Change
- Category: Stories
- Leaving a legacy in memory of Chris is the best way of saying thank you
- Benedict’s story: “It is hard to ask for help, but taking that plunge makes everything that bit easier to process”
- Debbie’s story: “Thank you, Winston’s Wish, for being a light in our darkest days”
- Children’s Grief Awareness Week: A letter to my younger self
- Hebe’s story: Coping with grief after my dad died by suicide
- Hattie’s story: Losing my mum during coronavirus lockdown
- Category: Uncategorised
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- Spotlight on Terminal Illness and Grief (October 2025)
- Spotlight on Suicide Bereavement (January 2026)
- Spotlight on Suicide Bereavement (September 2025)
- SEND Bereavement Training (March 2026)
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- SEND Bereavement Training (October 2025)
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