Has a CHAT facility and a helpline for young people, parents, carers and professionals.
Website has lots of supporting articles for different bereavements and short videos.
Provides training and support for professionals.
Has a helpline to provide support and advice for children, young people, parents, carers and professionals.
An area they specialise in is bereavement through suicide.
There is a helpline, CHAT service and CRISIS Messenger service and CHAT facility.
They also offer resources to buy.
Runs training and bespoke training.
Provides links to local bereavement organisations.
Has local branches across the country.
Cruse has created a youth website for bereaved young people, to learn from other young people how to deal with the loss of a loved one, with specialised help for children and their families after a suicide.
One feature of it is a message board where young people can share their experiences and receive replies from trained young supporters.
Has resources that children, young people, their families and professionals can use, in particular, for sudden and traumatic death.
Has training courses and bespoke training and The Good Grief Channel.
Their website has resources, a link to find appropriate local services, practical advice, a counsellor helpline and a CHAT service.
They have resources to help you to find local support after suicide.
You can chat privately to the online support team, or join the community of young people across the UK.
It has a school outreach programme.
Seeking Solutions offers children and young people support to deal with problems affecting their life, happiness or wellbeing.
*only available at certain localities, see local signposting for more information.
Has resources for professionals and a helpline for parents, including for suicide and self-harm.
It provides listening services, information and support for anyone who needs to talk.
Has a national database of mental health charities and organisations.
It provides free safe and anonymous support, with help for self-harm.
Has lots of resources and toolkits online for schools and parents.
Has an online community, confidential helpline and counselling service.
It has lots of ideas on how to support your mental health.
They have a database to help you find local support.
They run a free and confidential helpline and webchat.
Have a free helpline, one to one online chat service and email facility.
They have a free helpline.
It aims to help you better understand urges to self-harm, encourages you to monitor and manage symptoms and can help to reduce the risk of suicide.
It has advice, support information and emergency contact numbers.
This is an app that needs to be downloaded. Information about it can be found on
Registered Charity No. 1191016
Wisdom Hospice, High Bank,
Rochester, Kent,
ME1 2NU
