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Claire is one of our amazing volunteers with Cruse’s Military Bereavement Service. After 19 years as a foster carer, Claire wanted to continue supporting people. Here, she shares what led her to Cruse, her personal connection to the Armed Forces, and why offering a compassionate, listening ear can make such a difference to someone who […]

When Harley’s son James died, she never could have imagined the life she would go on to build. After finding a space to talk and people who understood, Harley discovered ways to turn her experience of loss into something that could help others. The post Harley’s Story appeared first on Cruse Bereavement Support.

On World Mental Health Day, we take a look at the way in which grief can impact our wellbeing and mental health.   The post Grief and World Mental Health Day appeared first on Cruse Bereavement Support.

With the announcement of new bereavement leave entitlement from April 2027, we wanted to share more information about what's changing and who's eligible. The post New statutory bereavement leave: what you need to know appeared first on Cruse Bereavement Support.

The post Cruse Bereavement Support welcomes new bereavement leave entitlement appeared first on Cruse Bereavement Support.