💛 It's National Grief Awareness Week (Jan 27 to Feb 2). Everyone experiences bereavement at some point in their lives & we believe that grief support should be available for all who need it. Learn about #NGAW2025 & our free online events: #BeGriefAware

National Grief Awareness Week may be over, but we want you to know that you are not alone in grief. Please reach out to those close to you and know that the Bereavement Support Line is here for you (call freephone 1800 80 70 77, Mon to Fri, 10am to 1pm). #NGAW2025 #BeGriefAware

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RT @PsychSocIreland: This National Grief Awareness Week, we are joining @IrishHospice in raising awareness of grief and the importance of s…

RT @HSELive: You don’t need any particular skills to support someone who is grieving. You can ask them to meet for a walk, drop by for a cu…

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RT @corkcolibrary: National Grief Awareness Week is 27th January – 02nd February 2025. Learning more about grief can help someone before an…

Know someone who is grieving? It’s important to be there for them in the early days but also in the weeks & months ahead. There is no time limit to grief. It takes the time it takes. 💛 Learn about #NGAW2025 & the grief supports available: #BeGriefAware

💛 As we come to the end of #NGAW2025 we want to recognise everyone who is grieving a recent loss, struggling with an old loss, or trying to be strong for others around them. We would like to honour all of you and let you know we are thinking of you. #BeGriefAware

Grief is as unique to an individual as their fingerprint. There is no one right way to grieve, and no two people’s reactions will be the same. 💛 This National Grief Awareness Week, learn about grief and the supports available: #BeGriefAware #NGAW2025

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You don’t need any particular skills to support someone who is grieving. You can ask them to meet for a walk, drop by for a cup of tea or offer practical help, such as preparing a meal. It can all go a long way. Learn about #NGAW2025 👉 #BeGriefAware

The idea of the '5 Stages of Grief' is something many people think of when they imagine grief. However, this doesn’t always match with how most people actually feel. Grief is a fluid, deeply personal experience without stages or deadlines. #BeGriefAware

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RT @corkcolibrary: #NewmarketLibrary is marking National Grief Awareness Week with a selection of titles to help us understand the complica…

When you’re grieving, it’s important to remember to support yourself. Here are some tips for helping yourself cope with loss. 💛 This National Grief Awareness Week, learn about grief and the supports available: #BeGriefAware #NGAW2025

Most bereaved people welcome the chance to talk about the person they lost. Don’t avoid mentioning the person who has died — you don’t lessen grief by avoiding the subject. 💛 Learn about grief and the supports available: #BeGriefAware #NGAW2025

Grief will always remain present in our lives. We slowly grow around our grief as we adjust to it, accommodate it, and move forward with it. 💛 This National Grief Awareness Week, learn about grief and the supports available: #BeGriefAware #NGAW2025

RT @HSEDubMidlands: Grief Awareness Week is an ideal time to share the resources available and to #BeGriefAware End of Life Care Coordinat…