Comprehensive bereavement support for families
As a social worker, you play an essential role in supporting families through some of their most challenging times. At Edward’s Trust, we are here to complement your efforts by providing top-tier bereavement support parents, children and young people who have experienced profound loss.
We adhere to the highest standards of care, and operate across all the tiers as outlined by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) three-component model. You can be sure that support needs for the families you work with will be fully assessed, and individual tailored work will be provided.
We offer three key types of bereavement support: specialist counselling, which provides a safe and private space for individuals to explore their grief with a trained professional; well-being therapies, offering moments of peace and relaxation to help individuals manage their emotions and stress; and support groups, which create opportunities to connect with others who share similar experiences, fostering understanding and a sense of community.
Why partner with Edwards Trust?
- Comprehensive Support: We provide a full range of services to address the emotional, physical and practical needs of bereaved families.
- Experienced Team: Our professional counsellors and therapists are highly skilled in offering compassionate, effective care for complex and prolonged grief.
- Collaborative Approach: We work closely with social workers to ensure seamless support and tailored care for families.
- Measurable Outcomes: We use nationally recognised methodologies to capture and evaluate the impact of our services, ensuring families benefit from meaningful and effective support.
Referring a parent, child or family to Edward’s Trust is straight-forward. Our team will guide you through the process and together, we can help families navigate their grief journey and rebuild a sense of hope and resilience.
Please check our referral criteria before making a referral
Refer a parent, child or young person to Edward’s Trust
