Grief is a natural response to losing someone important. Everyone experiences grief differently - there is no right or wrong way to feel.
You may experience emotions such as sadness, anger, anxiety, numbness or loneliness. Grief may also affect sleep, concentration and daily life. Culture, faith, family traditions and personal beliefs can all shape how grief is experienced and expressed.
This compassionate bereavement service is for children, young people, adults and families across Redbridge.
TALK
One to one conversation with a counsellor
UNDERSTAND
A safe space to talk about your feelings and experiences
GUIDANCE
Information and signposting to help you find the right support
SUPPORT
Practical and emotional support that fits your needs
FOR EVERYONE
A safe space to talk about your feelings and experiences
About the Bereavement Service
Who we can support
- Children and young people
- Adults
- Parents and carers
- Families
- Recently bereaved individuals
- Those experiencing complex grief
- People affected by suicide, sudden death or traumatic loss
How we can help
- One-to-one support
- Group support
- Emotional wellbeing support
- Bereavement assessments
- Support for children and young people
- Family support and therapy
- Signposting to other services and community resources
Respecting Culture, Faith and Community
- Is available in different languages
- Interpreter support is available where possible
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can access this service?
This service is for adults children and young people in the Redbridge area (must have a Redbridge postcode).
How can I access this service?
Email our team on bv@sfh.org.uk.
A member of our team will be in touch soon.
When can I access this service?
You can email our team now with your name and contact details to access this service.
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