If a member of the Family circle has difficulty coming to terms with their sense of loss, we will be very pleased to assist in making contact with one of the many Organisations or Associations who specialise in that specific area.
A movement, which aims to enable people who have suffered the loss of a spouse by death or separation to work through the grief process. Organised locally in ten weekly sessions or in one weekend.
An internal organisation of bereaved parents that offers friendship and understanding to other bereaved parents. Regular meetings in Cork.
Support Group for people who are bereaved by the suicide of a relative or friend. Meetings on 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month.
(formerly the Irish Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society (ISANDS):
Support group for parents whose baby died before or shortly after birth. www.alittlelifetime.ie
This is a peer support programme to assist children,youths and adults who are grieving a death, separation or other painful transition in their family. www.rainbowsireland.com
The purpose of the register is to ascertain information on sudden, unexpected and often unexplained deaths in infants and young children in the Republic of Ireland. The register carries out research and educational projects based on this information. www.sidsireland.ie
The Cork Samaritans are a non-profit organisation who provide a confidential non-judgemental support 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing depression or despair, including those which could lead to suicide.
Further details from www.corksamaritans.ie or call 1850 609090 for support, 24 hours a day
We are following current government guidelines and regulations by implementing precautionary measures in this fight against COVID-19.
Attendance at all funeral services must be limited in numbers.
Family and friends can leave messages of condolences here
Our office will remain open with restricted hours. We are contactable on 021-430 4444 (24hours)