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How we can support you

This support is here whenever you need it, whether the death was recent or many years ago. It is available for families, friends, carers and professionals. There are different ways we can support you and you can choose from our range of confidential services.

If you would like to speak to a supportive listener on our bereavement support helpline, please contact us via our helpline on 0808 802 6868. Alternatively, you can email [email protected]

Our services

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Bereavement support helpline

If you would like the opportunity to talk freely, for as long as required, with a sympathetic and understanding listener, please contact us via our bereavement helpline or send an email.

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Befriending support

Befriending is a listening support service that we offer to bereaved family members.

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Family days out

Join The Lullaby Trust at a free family day for bereaved families, and meet other bereaved families and Lullaby Trust staff.

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Facebook support group

A closed group where you can meet bereaved families who have experienced the death of a baby or young child, to talk and support each other.

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Bereaved dads, partners & co-parents

Advice and support for a bereaved dad, partner or co-parent.

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A Lullaby Memorial

A Lullaby Memorial can be a focal point for family and friends to post messages and photos, light candles in remembrance or make a donation in memory.

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Having another baby

The decision to have another baby is a very personal one and sometimes you and your partner may not agree about the prospect or the timing.

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Seeking bereavement counselling

Bereavement counselling or therapeutic support can be helpful if you are finding things especially difficult or require more in-depth support.