G R I E F · Young adult bereavement appeal
Their loss is real.
Your support can be, too.
Help young adults find compassionate support, meaningful connection and room to imagine life beyond their hardest days.
Your gift supports counselling, bereavement support and our planned residential weekend.
Be part of what comes next
A future still deserves care.
Bereavement can interrupt education, work, friendships and a young adult’s sense of belonging.
We offer counselling and support for adults aged 18 to 25. We are also organising a residential weekend for ages 18 to 30.
01 · Someone to listen
Counselling and support
Help make space for honest conversations, compassionate listening and support shaped around individual needs.
02 · Somewhere to belong
A residential weekend
Contribute towards accommodation, meals, facilitated sessions and shared activities within our planned weekend.
03 · Something to carry forward
Tools for everyday life
Support practical resources and activities exploring grief, restoration, inspiration, empowerment and flourishing.
Every amount contributes towards the programme. Donation amounts are giving choices, rather than prices for individual sessions or places.
Turn compassion into practical support
Make room for
a gentler tomorrow.
Choose a gift that feels right for you. Together, our gifts can help young adults feel supported through bereavement.
Gifts contribute towards counselling, support and the planned residential programme.
For a larger gift or organisational support, contact Jacqui.
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The G R I E F approach
Five strands.
A deeply personal journey.
Our proposed programme offers space to grieve, restore, find inspiration, build confidence and explore what flourishing means personally.
These are flexible strands of support. Participants can revisit them at their own pace, without a fixed timetable for grief.
Grief
Space to acknowledge what has changed.
- Explore personal experiences of loss without pressure to share.
- Understand that grief can feel different for everyone.
- Name emotions, including sadness, anger, guilt and numbness.
- Recognise how grief can affect everyday life.
- Remember the person who died in personally meaningful ways.
- Identify difficult dates, reminders and situations.
- Explore counselling options and sources of further support.
Restoration
Care for the person carrying the grief.
- Explore gentle routines for rest and daily living.
- Practise grounding and calming activities by choice.
- Recognise personal stress signals and support needs.
- Make space for nourishing food and gentle movement.
- Identify trusted people and supportive environments.
- Explore boundaries around energy, time and conversation.
- Create a personal plan for difficult days.
Inspiration
Let possibility return at its own pace.
- Hear stories of living meaningfully alongside loss.
- Explore personal strengths, values and interests.
- Express feelings through writing, art or music.
- Find moments of connection with nature.
- Reflect on memories and meaningful personal traditions.
- Consider hopes without pressure to feel positive.
- Choose one small possibility worth exploring.
Empowerment
Support choices that belong to them.
- Practise asking clearly for help and understanding.
- Explore ways to explain grief to others.
- Set manageable goals for everyday responsibilities.
- Plan conversations about work or education needs.
- Build confidence in setting personal boundaries.
- Identify suitable community and specialist support.
- Write a practical next steps plan.
Flourishing
Make room for life and love together.
- Explore a meaningful future that honours the person lost.
- Nurture friendships and supportive connections.
- Develop sustainable habits for personal wellbeing.
- Recognise moments of enjoyment without judging them.
- Reconnect with interests or explore new activities.
- Notice progress while allowing difficult days.
- Create an ongoing support and reflection plan.
A residential weekend · Ages 18 to 30
Time away.
Space to feel supported.
We are organising a weekend where young adults can step away from everyday demands and connect through shared understanding.
Our proposed programme combines facilitated conversations, practical workshops, creative expression, quiet reflection and time together.
Arrive
A gentle welcome
Introductions, settling in, shared meals and space to choose how much to participate.
Connect
Support and discovery
Sessions exploring the five strands, alongside creative activities, reflection and opportunities to rest.
Carry forward
Personal next steps
Time to reflect, identify helpful tools and consider ongoing sources of support.
The weekend is being planned. Dates, venue, availability and participation arrangements will be confirmed separately.
Give with understanding
Your questions matter.
Who will my donation support?
The appeal supports counselling and bereavement support for adults aged 18 to 25. The planned residential weekend welcomes enquiries from adults aged 18 to 30.
What will my gift contribute towards?
Gifts contribute towards the young adult programme, including counselling, support resources and the planned residential weekend. Weekend costs may include accommodation, meals and facilitated activities.
A chosen donation amount does not guarantee a specific number of sessions or a residential place.
Is this a one time donation?
Yes. The giving options on this page are for a single donation. No recurring payment is requested.
How does payment work?
Choose an amount, then continue to Stripe’s hosted checkout. Review the amount and enter your payment details on Stripe.
The payment methods available will be shown at checkout. Contact Jacqui if you need help with a payment confirmation.
Can I give more than £1,000?
Yes. Choose “Other amount” and enter your gift on Stripe, within the checkout limits. For larger gifts or organisational support, please email jacqui@grief.ltd.
Can I give in memory of someone?
You are welcome to make a gift in someone’s memory. If you would like to discuss an acknowledgement, please contact Jacqui before donating.
Can I ask about refunds or a payment error?
Please contact jacqui@grief.ltd with your donation date, amount and payment reference. Never email card details.
Our donation terms should explain the applicable refund arrangements before you give.
Can I learn more before giving?
Yes. Contact Jacqui to discuss the programme, delivery arrangements, funding priorities or organisational support.
Your donation supports our work with young adults navigating bereavement, including counselling, practical support and our planned residential weekend. Through Grief, Restoration, Inspiration, Empowerment and Flourishing, we aim to offer compassionate care, meaningful connection and renewed confidence.
Donations contribute towards the programme as a whole. Individual amounts do not represent the cost of a specific session or residential place. For questions about your donation, funding priorities or a payment error, please contact Jacqui at jacqui@grief.ltd.
Thank you for helping young adults feel heard, valued and supported.
Your kindness can become someone’s support.
Help create space for young adults to feel heard, rebuild confidence and take their next steps.
G R I E F · Grief · Restoration · Inspiration · Empowerment · Flourishing