The Bereavement Centre

Our free educational sessions are now online, contact us for more details

The Bereavement Centre is still offering one to one bereavement support by telephone or email. Contact us today.

We can now start to resume face to face bereavement support (where appropriate). Throughout the session our colleagues will wear a face covering to protect you, themselves and our local communities. Whilst we encourage clients to wear a face covering, it is not mandatory. We will ensure the environment is correctly set to maintain a  [ Read More ]

Many areas, limited spaces, contact us for more details

Being held on Sunday 17th May 2020, contact us for more details

If your pet has died and you need help and support contact us

A new evening bereavement group opening in the New Year in Waterlooville, contact us for more details

A new mindfulness drop-in group opening in the New Year in Portsmouth, contact us for more details.

We offer Skype and Facetime counselling, contact us for more details.

Why do people die? It is a natural thing that happens. All living things die eventually; plants, animals and people. Does dying hurt? Many old people just quietly drift away. People in accidents often die so quickly they don’t know anything about it. Even when someone is sick for a long time before they die,  [ Read More ]