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www.childbereavement.org.uk

The Child Bereavement Trust provides useful background for teachers and lecturers. There is a good section for young people aged 14–19, with easy to read information, sources of help and advice and useful links.

www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk

Cruse, a national voluntary organisation, offers free confidential counselling to people of all ages. ‘Specially for schools’ and ‘A death in the school community’ are particularly useful for teachers, lecturers and policy development.

www.rd4u.org.uk

The Youth Involvement Project site, designed to support young people after the death of someone close to them. Recommended by Cruse. Young people can talk to trained volunteers by e-mail or call a free phone help line.

www.pedroprojectbereavement.org.uk

For young people by young people. Developed by the group in the film for the 12–25 age range affected by bereavement. Upfront information, peer support, an easily accessible guide to bereavement and links to other sites, including some on self-harming.

www.winstonswish.org.uk

Winston’s Wish, a charity supporting bereaved children and young people. Communication is central to its philosophy. Provides background information, an activity centre for young people, and opportunities to meet others who’ve been bereaved.