Finding Support After Loss
Experiencing the loss of someone close can leave you feeling adrift, with emotions that are often difficult to put into words. Grieving is a unique process for everyone, and it’s natural to seek comfort, understanding, or simply a listening ear as you navigate this challenging time. Whether your bereavement is recent or you’re still feeling its effects after some time, reaching out for support can make a real difference.
Across the Forelight platform, you’ll find a carefully curated selection of bereavement and grief support resources available locally and nationally. These services are here to offer a compassionate space—whether you’re looking for professional guidance, group support, or practical advice. Each listing is intended to help you discover the kind of help that feels right for you, at your own pace.
How we can help signpost you to support and resources
- Emotional support from experienced counsellors and therapists
- Local bereavement groups and peer support networks
- Helplines for immediate advice and a listening ear
- Practical guidance on coping with loss, funerals, and next steps
- Resources for children, young people, and families
Support is available
Grief can feel overwhelming, but support is available—whether you want to talk, listen, or simply find information at your own pace. Many of the services listed offer confidential, non-judgemental help both in person and online, so you can choose what’s most comfortable for you.
If you’re searching for “bereavement support near me”, “grief counselling”, or “help after losing a loved one”, our directory of bereavement and grief support services is designed to connect you with local and national services that understand what you’re going through. Our aim is to make it easier for you to find the right support, at the right time.
Browse the listings in our directory to discover bereavement and grief support services in your community. When you’re ready, reaching out can be the first step towards healing. If you need urgent help, some organisations offer 24/7 support—please don’t hesitate to contact them.
Remember, seeking support is a sign of strength. However you’re feeling, there are people here who care and want to help you move forward, one step at a time.