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- About Sudden
- About sudden death
- Activities to help children through a bereavement
- Advice if suddenly bereaved
- Associate caseworker
- Become a supporter
- Bereavement care researcher
- Bereavement case worker
- Bereavement Guidance and Resources for Schools
- Bereavement Policy for Schools: free template
- Bereavement through suicide and the impact on young people – Shirley Potts
- Bereavement under the spotlight
- Bereavement under the spotlight: supporting people suddenly bereaved in high profile cases – resources for delegates
- Birchall Blackburn Law
- Birmingham ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2017 seminar – resources for delegates
- Birmingham ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2018 seminar – resources for delegates
- Blog
- Brake’s work supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people
- Burials and cremations
- Call Back or Refer Someone
- Care during the shock period: Best practice early interventions to help people suddenly bereaved
- Caring for bereaved children after a couple of months
- Caring for bereaved children at school
- Caring for bereaved children in the early days and weeks
- Case study: Cheryl Barnett, Brake bereaved volunteer
- Case study: Tina Woods, Brake bereaved volunteer
- Checkout-Result
- Claiming compensation
- Common emotions and reactions
- Contact
- Contacting the family
- Coping with the shock
- Copyright
- COVID-19 bereavement
- COVID-19: helpline
- Criminal investigations
- Cultural and religious issues professionals may encounter following a bereavement – Yunus Dudhwala
- Despair or suicidal thoughts
- Email us for help
- Faith or spiritual connection
- Feelings a suddenly bereaved person may have
- Feelings of loneliness
- Feelings towards others
- Find a lawyer
- Free webinar for professionals supporting the suddenly bereaved
- Funders and partners
- Fundraise for Sudden
- Getting help if a life is at risk
- Give Campaign
- Grief support help
- Guidance for professionals
- Help for bereaved children
- Help with mental health
- Helpful resources for adults
- Helpline for carers and professionals
- Hodge Jones & Allen
- Home
- How children react to sudden bereavement
- Hugh James
- If helping someone
- Immediate practical challenges
- internal page template for copying
- Jobs and volunteering
- Keep in touch by signing up to the Sudden mailing list
- Key stages of response
- Legal and financial support for families following a sudden death – Deborah Johnson
- Legal panel standards of service
- localfuneral.co.uk directory
- London ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2017 seminar – resources for delegates
- London ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2018 seminar – resources for delegates
- Longer term issues
- Manchester ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2017 seminar – resources for delegates
- Manchester ‘Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people’ 2018 seminar – resources for delegates
- Media interest
- Meet the expert: PTSD following sudden bereavement
- Meeting the psychological and financial needs of those suffering life-changing injuries
- Memorialising
- Mental health conditions
- Minster Law
- Online form if you have been bereaved, to get help from Sudden
- Ordering Sudden bereavement books
- Organ and tissue donation
- Organ or tissue donation following a death
- Our services
- Pay tribute to someone you’ve lost
- Physical reactions and needs
- Post-mortem examinations
- Preparing your school to respond to a sudden bereavement
- Procedures and paperwork
- Referring a bereaved person
- Registering a death
- Remembering someone
- Reports and webcasts
- Seeing a body
- Social Support for Suddenly Bereaved People
- Sow a Seed of Hope
- Substance misuse and traumatic grief
- Substance misuse and traumatic grief webinar – resources for delegates
- Sudden bereavement directory
- Sudden Bereavement Helpline: Christmas 2020 Operating Hours
- Sudden Bereavement Service supervisor
- Sudden Podcast
- Sudden’s Give Campaign – Social Media Campaign Toolkit
- Sudden’s history and leadership
- Support literature
- Supporting bereaved children with special educational needs – Sue McDermott and Katrina Avery
- Supporting bereaved people with additional needs – resources for delegates
- Supporting bereaved people with learning disabilities
- Supporting children after sudden bereavement
- Supporting children in school after a bereavement
- Supporting families following sudden bereavement – resources for delegates
- Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people 2016 seminar – resources for delegates
- Supporting suddenly bereaved children and young people, June and July 2016
- Supporting the supporter: vicarious trauma and support needs – resources for delegates
- Supporting the supporter: vicarious trauma and support needs webinar report
- Talk to us
- Thank you
- The Aftermath: caring for people suffering sudden bereavement or life-changing injury
- The bereavement team
- The Conquerer: set yourself a challenge to fundraise for Sudden
- Understanding sudden bereavement webinar – resources for delegates
- Useful organisations
- Viewing the body
- Views about support for bereaved children – Professor Jacqueline Barnes
- Volunteer case worker
- Volunteer researcher
- Volunteer supervisor
- What bereaved people say about us
- Wills and probate
- Why sudden bereavement is hard
- Do’s and Don’ts when helping
- Helping in the early days
- Supporting someone bereaved while social distancing restrictions are in place
- Helping over the phone or online
- Getting basic care needs met
- The risk of suicide
- If someone is in danger from someone else
- Worrying symptoms after the early weeks
- Grief disorders and PTSD
- Looking after yourself