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This spring Anam Cara will launch a new bereavement support service for parents who have experienced the sudden death of a child outside a hospital or hospice setting. This programme will be facilitated by a professional bereavement therapist and will give them the tools to help them deal with the day-to-day realities after the death of their child.

During November and December, Westmeath County Library Service will host two talks on bereavement in conjunction with the HSE and the Irish Hospice Foundation.

Anam Cara— a national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a precious son or daughter — is facilitating a professional bereavement event in Galway on Wednesday next November 10 at the Calyton Hotel, Ballybritt, Galway.

Anam Cara, the national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the tragic death of a precious son or daughter, are hosting a professional bereavement event in conjunction with the Family Centre, Castlebar on Wednesday September 8.

Anam Cara, the national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the tragic death of a precious son or daughter, are hosting a professional bereavement event in conjunction with the Family Centre, Castlebar on Wednesday September 8.

City Hall has opened a book of condolences for victims of Polish air crash which claimed the lives of the Polish president, his wife, and 94 others last weekend.

Group therapy sessions will be commencing the week beginning April 12 in Ruxton Court (off Dominick St). The group will meet weekly and there will be a maximum of eight participants in each group. There will be a Coping with Depression group held Mondays at 11.00am or Tuesdays at 6.30pm Coping with Anxiety sessions will be on Mondays at 6.30pm. and Coping with Grief or Loss on Tuesdays at 11.00 a.m.

There is not a person in Mayo today who hasn’t felt the inescapable grief that has come with the recent tragedies in the county.

A weekend workshop on loss/grieving will take place at The Ardilaun on November 15 and 16.

Losing a child can be the most devastating thing to happen to a family.