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Talk Grief is powered by Child Bereavement UK – a charity which is working to ensure no bereaved child, young person, or parent bereaved of a child faces grief alone. A donation from you today can help us make this a reality.

Talk Grief is only able to act as a portal for young people looking for support, connection and advice about their grief, because of the support from people like you, making a one-off or regular donation.

Your gift today will help us support bereaved children and young people (up to 25), and parents grieving the death of a baby or child, to find hope. Through free expert guidance, practical resources, and compassionate support, we help people rebuild their lives, in their own time.

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By phone, post or bank

You can call us on 01242 515 157 to make a donation over the phone or request our bank details. You can also post a cheque to Child Bereavement UK, Conway House, 31-33 Worcester Street, Gloucester, GL1 3AJ.

Give in memory

You could make a donation in memory of your loved one, ask for donations instead of flowers at their funeral, fundraise in their memory or create a tribute website to share memories.

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Fundraise

Marathons, social media fundraisers, gaming challenges... Take on a fundraising challenge and raise money to help other grieving young people.

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I said to myself that I wanted to challenge myself with my grief and do things that were completely out of my comfort zone. In June, I did a skydive [for Winston’s Wish, now Child Bereavement UK], which I would have never done, and then I've signed up to do the London Marathon next year as well. The reason behind both of them was because I remember when I was about seven or eight watching my dad do a skydive and him saying to me, “We'll do one together one day.” And the marathon, I'll never forget when he was really, really ill and him saying that was like his bucket list thing. So I'm doing it next year.”

Olivia

I want every child that needs support through grief to receive it, at the highest possible quality. So to raise money for the amazing work they do, I’m running 5 kilometres on a blow up obstacle course. It sounds like something my brother would have absolutely loved, but is also very reminiscent of my journey with grief (long, tiring and lots of falling and getting up)."

Oyinkan