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Free bereavement resource pack launched to help those living with loss during Covid-19 restrictions
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The Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) has today launched a free bereavement resource pack, Support for Grieving in Exceptional Times, as Ireland approaches 4,000 Covid-19 related deaths.
It includes all the resources developed as part of IHF’s Care & Inform hub which was specially created to respond to the needs of those facing dying, death and bereavement during Covid-19 restrictions.
Support for Grieving in Exceptional times includes advice and guidance on acknowledging and coping with grief from a Covid-19 death, what to expect when planning a funeral as well as helping children deal with loss and grief.
Bereavement support campaign is launched for Kildare and west Wicklow
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The HSE has launched a new bereavement support campaign. The new programme includes a 10 week online information campaign to profile and raise awareness of bereavement supports and services that are available to people living in Kildare and west Wicklow.
The campaign has been funded by the HSE under ‘Connecting for Life, Kildare and west Wicklow’ and will profile the work of national and local partner organisations including: Irish Hospice Foundation, Kildare Youth Service, Anam Cara, the Curragh FRC, the Irish Childhood Bereavement Network, HUGG, Barnardos and Turas Le Cheile.
The short film
Sol, tells the story of a young boy (played by 12-year-old Zana Akkoc) who is devastated by the death of his grandmother and is sent on an urgent quest to find the light which has gone out in the world.
Created and produced by Belfast-based children’s TV production company Paper Owl Films, the timely tale sees the youngster experiencing the different stages of grief which enables him to realise that his love for his grandmother is greater than the pain of his loss.
Originally commissioned by regional broadcasters as a Celtic-language film in Welsh, Irish and Scottish Gaelic,