CYF Bereavement Support

• The Party in Heaven by Mike Peacock – KS1
• Badger’s Parting Gifts by Susan Varley – KS2
• Waterbugs & Dragonflies by Doris Stickney
• The Day the Sea went out & never came back by Margot Sunderland
• Muddles , Puddles and Sunshine by Diana Crossley – A workbook
• Tapestry by Bob Hartman

From See Saw:

• “What happens next?” A funeral guide
• “Living after loss”

Advice on how to support your child or young person and a podcast discussing explaining death and funerals.

See Saw have produced booklets on topics such as “Supporting a child when someone important has died” and “Finding the words”, when someone has died by suicide.

A video by “Child Bereavement UK”

A video by “Winston’s Wish”

by Ian Terry – a Grove booklet

See Saw have produced booklets on topics such as “Supporting a child when someone important has died” and “Finding the words”, when someone has died by suicide.

See Saw also have resources when someone is ill.

From Sun Hats & Wellie Boots, activities, worksheets, breathing exercises, and scripture to help all ages reflect, remember, and connect with God, nature, and their emotions.

“A gentle companion for exploring feelings and honouring memories.”

“Seriously Messy”, from Messy Church, is a book which enables families to explore death and bereavement as part of life. with theological reflections and five session outlines.

“A gentle companion for exploring feelings and honouring memories.”

Free support available in the ciry of Lincoln and North and South Kesteven; including group activities, a family programme, residential opportunities and a peer support group.

Prayer Spaces in Schools have lots of resources to engage with your local school, from a Pop Up Project, Patience Prayers and Peace Buttons.