Information, services and community groups that can help support you and loved ones during times of bereavement.
On the Lelley Fields website, there are a range of useful links, including emotional support services and charities, how to talk to and support children through grief, and guides for the administrative process following the death of a loved one.
Lelley Fields holds a regular grief café which has been developed to connect local bereaved people so that they can meet others who are going through a similar situation.
It’s a friendly, informal place to meet, speak about experiences, ask questions, share resources and make new friends. Residents can also find out about bereavement support in the area.
Everyone is welcome at the café, whether they are struggling with their own grief or supporting someone close to them through their grief.
Come along, let the team make you a drink and have a chat. We will listen and respect your story.
The café meets once a month in the Birch Hall, at Lelley Fields Crematorium, HU12 8FX.
It alternates between Saturdays and Tuesdays towards the end of each month, and either meets at 10am or 6pm. To check dates and times, visit Lelley Fields - Upcoming events.
Mental Health and Wellbeing coaches take residents through a personalised wellbeing plan that will support their mental health recovery. Read full YourHealth description
General free mental health workshops and group meetings in the East Riding, commissioned by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Free integrated health and wellbeing support for residents through Xyla Health & Wellbeing.
For all aspects of mental health, the Healthy Minds in East Riding campaign is there for information, support and signposting for all.
Young People can find services, information and advice specifically for those aged under 25 on Young Healthy Minds.
Talking therapy to help you with bereavement, grief and loss.
A registered charity focussed on supporting people through bereavement. Get tailored advice and information on the website.
Call 0808 808 1677
Our team can help you by providing a listening ear and one-to-one emotional support in your time of bereavement.
If you have experienced bereavement by suicide and are struggling to manage or come to terms with your loss, then our team can help you by providing a listening ear and one-to-one emotional support.
Call 01482 240133
For an understanding of the symptoms associated with grief and loss, as well as wider bereavement support, visit the NHS website.
Available 24 hours a day for anyone in Hull and East Riding, offering mental health advice and support.
Call 0800 138 0990
Offering support in-person or somebody to talk to on the phone.
Call 116 123
Offering support in-person or somebody to talk to on the phone.
Call 116 123
Shout is a free, confidential, 24/7 text support service for anyone in the UK who is struggling to cope.
Text Shout on 85258
Specialist children's bereavement support as well as a regular community group: Welcome Wednesdays Bereavement Cafe, held in Hull.
By Fitmums, this walk takes place every Wednesday at 9.30am, meeting at the University of Hull.
By Fitmums, this session takes place every Saturday at 9.30am, at Keldmarsh Primary School, Beverley.
By Fitmums, this session takes place every second Wednesday of the month from Beverley Rugby club.
By Fitmums. Helping children aged 6-17 years old cope with bereavement with forest activities
At Humber Bridge Country Park, a place to meet up and chat. Various sessions through the week.
Gentle evening walks around Goole, every third Monday of the month, with Active Communities and Talking About Loss charity.
Andy’s Man Club are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free-to-attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United Kingdom and online.
A weekly safe space for women to connect over a cuppa, engage in heartfelt conversations, and forge new friendships.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Hull City Council hold no responsibility over the availability and quality of services as signposted through this website and campaign. Every effort has been made to ensure details are correct at time of publishing.
Work is ongoing by Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council, with colleagues in Humberside Police, to understand the support needed by those directly affected by this incident.
You can find further information and updates on the support for those involved on EastRiding.Gov.UK
View the Legacy Independent Funeral Directors page
For health and wellbeing support for those involved and anyone who may feel affected by the events, there are local and national support services available to you detailed on this page.