A campaign has been launched to help people in the greater Bristol area feel more comfortable about having conversations around death and dying.
Former NAFD President John Adams has teamed up with children’s books author Clare Shaw to produce a new book to encourage wider discussion of death, dying and bereavement called Don’t tell the children.
A funeral director from Hampshire has won prestigious national recognition at the Mariposa Trust Awards held in London recently.
During what is an immensely difficult time when dealing with the loss of a loved one, MetLife’s The Last Word report reveals that upsettingly, one in four (23%) bereaved adults grieve alone and don’t turn to anyone for comfort and support.
Jennifer Constant, director of The Celebrant Directory, talks to Poppy Walker about children's grief and the importance of including them in funerals. How does grief differ in children and adults?…
A Grimsby woman has been left "absolutely heartbroken" after being told by North East Lincolnshire Council to remove the memorial from the grave of her baby son because it is not made of stone, reports Grimsby Live.
A new course offering support to those facing the death of a loved one has been set up in Greater Manchester.
A nine-year-old girl in Nottingham has inspired a crematorium in Havant with a new way to help people who have lost loved ones. Colleagues at The Oaks Havant Crematorium have…
National charity Sue Ryder have launched a new campaign to help bereaved people – Grief Kind. The charity is offering a range of resources to help people cope with grief…
The new year got off to a high profile start for the NAFD with coverage on BBC Breakfast, BBC Radio 4 Today, BBC news online and the BBC News Channel ...