Irish Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society
A Little Lifetime Foundation is a voluntary organisation, founded in 1983 by a group of bereaved parents whose babies died before or at birth (stillbirth) or some time after birth (neonatal death).
Click here to view A Little Lifetime Foundation's website

Pieta House now operates the Suicide Bereavement Counselling centres that had previously been operated by Console. We provide free counselling, therapy and support to individuals, couples, families and children who have been bereaved by suicide.
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The Irish Hospice Foundation
The Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) has a Bereavement Education and Resource Centre (BREC) which provides a comprehensive range of information and training on bereavement and loss. The IHF also hosts www.bereaved.ie, a dedicated bereavement site providing information and resources for the public and professionals. These resources include bereavement leaflets on various aspects of bereavement, such as understanding grief, grieving the death of a partner, supporting someone who is grieving and grief in the workplace and bereavement videos. In addition, the IHF hold an annual public information evening in November which aims to provide information about grief and the range of supports available to those who are bereaved. At the event a number of voluntary bereavement support services and professional therapeutic services were represented

www.hospicefoundation.ie
Tel: (01) 6793188

Bereavement resources link:
https://hospicefoundation.ie/bereavement-2-2/bereavement-resources/

RAINBOWS is a non profit making, international organisation that provides curricula for establishing peer support groups for children, youth and adults who have experienced a death, separation, divorce or other painful transition in their family.
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Living Links Providing assertive outreach support to the suicide bereaved.
The first Living Links group was set up in Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary in May 2002, when a small group of local people got together in direct response to a suicide in the community. The event was tragic and cataclysmic for the people and there was a huge sense of inadequacy on the ground as to how to provide appropriate community support and a consequent sense of failure as a community.
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Anam Cara is a national organisation founded by bereaved parents. We provide a range of bereavement support services throughout the 32 counties. More importantly we offer peer support and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a child.
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Bereavement through murder or manslaughter, by its traumatic nature, presents a set of very particular problems and difficulties. Support After Homicide (SAH) a registered charity, specialises in supporting people whose lives have been affected by the violent death of a loved one. Our trained volunteers can help the bereaved to understand the many intense emotional responses which they may experience.
To view Support After Homicide website please click here

CRY Ireland (Cardiac Risk in the Young) is a charity that was founded in 2002 by parents who had experienced the effects of Sudden Cardiac Death and unexplained death within their families. We provide a range of Family Support services to loved ones and families throughout the 32 counties. People can contact our All Island Freephone number on 1800 714 080 (Rep of Ireland) and on 00 44 8006 40 62 82 (Northern Ireland/UK).

Contact Details:

Elaine Whelan (Family Support Programme Coordinator) at ewhelan@cry.ie or 087-2174205
Lucia Ebbs (CEO) at lebbs@cry.ie or 01-4142235
The Cry Centre, Unit 14B, Tallaght Cross west, Dublin 24. D24 R3HC
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