Bereavement Help Point: West Norwood

DUE TO HOT WEATHER THERE IS NO SESSION ON THURSDAY 13 AUGUST

 Our Bereavement Help Point is a two-hour drop-in session that aims to provide bereaved people with a place where they can talk to others and share their emotions.

These sessions enable members of the community to access guidance and information and also give a regular point where the subject of grief and bereavement is addressed openly and empathetically in an informal setting.

Bereavement Help Point: Croydon

Our Bereavement Help Point is a two-hour drop-in session that aims to provide bereaved people with a place where they can talk to others and share their emotions.

These sessions enable members of the community to access guidance and information and also give a regular point where the subject of grief and bereavement is addressed openly and empathetically in an informal setting.

For more information call Olive Grant on 0208 768 4560. Alternatively, email BHP@stchristophers.org.uk

Directions: Inside Croydon Central Library, head up the escalator to the first floor; the room is in the far-right hand corner.

Accessibility: The library is wheelchair accessible, with a large lift to all floors and accessible toilets.

Bereavement Help Point: Beckenham

DUE TO HOT WEATHER THERE IS NO SESSION ON THURSDAY 13 AUGUST

 Our Bereavement Help Point is a two-hour drop-in session that aims to provide bereaved people with a place where they can talk to others and share their emotions.

These sessions enable members of the community to access guidance and information and also give a regular point where the subject of grief and bereavement is addressed openly and empathetically in an informal setting.

For more information call Olive Grant on 2028 768 4560. Alternatively, email BHP@stchristophers.org.uk

IN AUGUST, SESSIONS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE CHURCH DUE TO CAFE CLOSURE

Bereavement Help Point: Chislehurst

The drop in Bereavement Help Points are a weekly 2 hour service. These sessions enable members of the community to have a regular point where the subject of death and bereavement is addressed openly and empathically in an informal setting.

Visitors support each other and often visit regularly in order to meet up with others who share their feelings and understand what they are going through particularly in early grief when formal services are not available generally.

Chislehurst Bereavement Help Point will be closing for 6 weeks as follows:

Last meeting:       Wednesday 30 September

Re-opening on:    Wednesday 18th November

Bereavement Help Point: Catford

The drop in Bereavement Help Points are a weekly 2 hour service. These sessions enable members of the community to have a regular point where the subject of death and bereavement is addressed openly and empathically in an informal setting.

Visitors support each other and often visit regularly in order to meet up with others who share their feelings and understand what they are going through particularly in early grief when formal services are not available generally.

For further details call 0208 378 5358

Bereavement Help Point: St Christopher’s CARE

DUE TO HOT WEATHER THERE IS NO SESSION ON THURSDAY 13 AUGUST

The drop in Bereavement Help Points are a weekly 2 hour service. These sessions enable members of the community to have a regular point where the subject of death and bereavement is addressed openly and empathically in an informal setting.

Visitors support each other and often visit regularly in order to meet up with others who share their feelings and understand what they are going through particularly in early grief when formal services are not available generally.

For more information call Olive Grant on 0208 768 4560. Alternatively, email BHP@stchristophers.org.uk

There a number of regular BHPs held across South East London, including Orpington, Lewisham, and Carford. Click here to see the full list of BHPS.

Bereavement Help Point: Petts Wood

The drop in Bereavement Help Points are a weekly 2 hour service. These sessions enable members of the community to have a regular point where the subject of death and bereavement is addressed openly and empathically in an informal setting.

Visitors support each other and often visit regularly in order to meet up with others who share their feelings and understand what they are going through particularly in early grief when formal services are not available generally.