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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.

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.

Ballina Rainbows programme — a support programme for children aged from seven to 14 years, who have been bereaved due to death, separation, or any painful transition — is expected to commence on Thursday January 22.

Coping with the death of somebody close to you if often really difficult. The Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar, has a confidential skilled bereavement support service available to anybody who may wish to avail of it.

Coping with the death of somebody close to you is always difficult. Despite the pain and confusion most of us manage to cope reasonably well. Sometimes, however, the option of being able to talk with a skilled bereavement support worker can be very helpful.

Coping with the death of somebody close to you if often really difficult. The Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar, has a confidential skilled bereavement support service available to anybody who may wish to avail of it.

Galway Christian Fellowship has been developing new programmes to bring spiritual, relationship, and practical help to people in Galway.

Loss and loneliness can be particularly difficult to cope with over the Christmas period. A six-week Bereavement Support Programme will be held in Iorras Le Chéile, Community Development Project, Main Street, Belmullet starting on Wednesday December 16 at 7pm.