Interfaith Talk February 2021
On Tuesday the 16th February 2021 Lucy Coote, Rosedale's Community Ambassador, shared with the Norfolk Interfaith Group what her role involves at Rosedale, community initiatives...
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Latest updates to Rosedale Training
Rosedale Training have released some new updates on their available training courses that aim to empower those supporting the bereaved. Training includes; Bereavement in the...
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Saying goodbye using technology
With the current Covid-19 restrictions in place families and friends are finding it even harder to say goodbye to their loved ones. Crematoriums and grave...
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The importance of bereavement support
On the 26th January 2021 the number of Covid-19 related deaths in the UK sadly reached 100k and the following day Hugh Pym, Health Editor...
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Buzz’s birthday
Rosedale's bereavement dog, Buzz, is turning three on Saturday 15th August. He has been assisting bereaved families since the tender age of 8 weeks old...
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Bereavement Training
Bereavement In The Workplace Training, Covid-19 Bereavement Support Training and Suicide Awareness Training are just some examples of the training that Rosedale has and will...
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Further support for bereaved children
Restrictions such as social distancing and social isolation can make a bereavement much more challenging for a child. They may not have been able to...
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How to grieve when you can’t visit the grave
Current restrictions mean that people are finding it increasingly hard to grieve for those they love, especially if they cannot visit the grave. Below are...
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How to explain a death to someone with learning difficulties
The charity Beyond Words has created a guide to help explain a death by coronavirus to people with learning disabilities. It contains information on different...
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A family’s experience
One of the families we have looked after these past few weeks have written down their experience of their loved one's funeral and have kindly...
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