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National Grief Awareness Week 2nd – 8th December 2025
Upcoming Event
02/12/2025 - 08/12/2025
Join us to learn more about the bereavement support available to Greater Manchester residents.
Read MoreChild Grief Awareness Week (17th–23rd November 2025)
Upcoming Event
18/11/2025
Join us on Tuesday 18th November for a webinar to hear from two organisations offering support in Greater Manchester - Child Bereavement UK (CBUK) and Alfie’s Squad.
Read MoreA life changing film to be screened during the GM Month of Hope
Past Event
01/10/2025
Join us for a special film screening event of The Low Road at MediaCity on Wednesday 1st October 6.30-9pm.
Read MoreWorld Suicide Prevention Day Virtual Event
Past Event
10/09/2025
There will be an event taking place on World Suicide Prevention Day virtually.
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Past Event
06/09/2025
There will be a Service of Reflection for those affected by suicide on 6th September 2025, 2-3.30pm at Manchester Cathedral.
Read MoreGreater Manchester Bereavement Service pop up coffee morning
Past Event
01/09/2025
The Greater Manchester Bereavement Service will be facilitating a pop-up event in the city centre, to raise awareness of World Suicide Prevention Day 2025 later that month.
Read MoreGreater Manchester Bereavement Service pop up coffee morning
Past Event
01/08/2025
Join us for a free coffee morning to highlight grief awareness day.
Read MoreCritically acclaimed short film to be screened
Past Event
15/05/2025
A critically acclaimed short film called Contact Hours will be screened during Mental Health Awareness Week 2025.
Read MoreGreater Manchester World Suicide Prevention Day virtual event
Past Event
10/09/2024
We invite you to join us for our World Suicide Prevention Day virtual event 10.30am-12.30pm on Tuesday 10th September.
Read MoreFind out more about our campaign to prevent suicide and download resources to raise awareness and help to save lives.
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