NES are hosting their national bereavement education conference, Wednesday 24 Nov 2021, which will be a virtual, free, full day event. More info here
As part of this year's To Absent Friends festival (Nov 21), a small grants fund has been set up to support organisations to put on remembrance events
The Bereavement Workstream Annual Report 2020-21 is highlighted in the Scotland Deanery's June Newsletter
The National Wellbeing Hub is hosting a number of webinars with a focus on wellbeing throughout June, July & August. Click here for more info
Invite to adults with experience of working with children & young people who have been bereaved in Scotland to take part in roundtable discussions.
Join us on Wednesday 7th July at 17:00 for the latest bereavement-themed webinar entitled: Faith, spiritual care and mourning rituals
A poster highlighting two educational resources developed for health and social care professionals is displayed at the NES Annual Virtual Conference
The Grief and Bereavement Workstream has been highly commended in the 8th annual NES Medical Directorate Awards for 2021
The Group which developed the Charter held a webinar 'Unexpected Consequences', which explored different elements of death and bereavement, Tue 11 May
Hosted by the National Bereavement Alliance, East of England Population Health Research Hub & NIHR Applied Research Collaboration. More info here
Click here to read the NHS Education for Scotland's 2020-2021 Bereavement workstream annual report
The Bereavement Charter Group are hosting a webinar exploring different elements of death and bereavement on 11 May 2021 from 13:30 to 15:15.
NES are hosting a webinar to discuss how the workforce can psychologically prepare and respond to major incidents with fatalities. Click here
NES are hosting a webinar to discuss the strategies to use when working with people who are stuck in their grief, on 15 April. Click here
NES will be running a webinar looking at the issues affecting the LGBT+ community around end-of-life and bereavement care, on 31 March. Click here
A statement from NES Grief & Bereavement regarding our work under current circumstances
For info on events, training and educational materials
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