Rosedale articles

New bereavement support group in Bungay

We have a new bereavement support group starting in October at All Hallows Hospital Day Care Centre. “There are many myths surrounding grief – that time heals all wounds and that you must bury your feelings and be strong for others”

    • Rosedale lends its support to Smiles & Tears Bereavement Box

    Rosedale Funeral Home are proud to be lending their support to a new Nelson’s Journey initiative by stocking a new bereavement resource in each of their funeral homes in South Norfolk and North Suffolk. Nelson’s Journey is a

    • Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Nelson’s Journey

    In November 2017, local Norfolk children’s bereavement charity ‘Nelson’s Journey’ celebrated their 20th anniversary and to celebrate they have challenged twenty local Norfolk businesses to each pledge to raise £1000 and as proud

    • When a colleague dies

    In some situations a death can have an impact on a number of employees or across the whole workforce. Examples are where a co-worker has died, where the death occurred at or near the place of work, or if a number of the deceased’s family

    • Are you aware of the changes in bereavement payments?

    From Thursday 6th April 2017 new changes come in to force regarding bereavement payments from the Department of Work & Pensions. Under the new regulations (from 6th April 2017): The new system of payments to the bereaved

    • Widowed and young in Norfolk

    WAY Widowed & Young is a self-help group that offers emotional and practical support to young widowed men and women as they adjust to life after the death of their partner. The group has members in Norfolk and Suffolk. They

    • Watching your parent die is absolute hell

    My dad was dying long before we received the devastating news on a cold winter morning. After suffering a minor stroke, my father’s stage 4 cancer was discovered quite by accident while he had follow-up tests to prevent further strokes.

    • Trip to Cromer for those bereaved

    Over fifty people who have been bereaved of a loved one enjoyed fish and chips and ice creams as well as the Cromer Pier Theatre Show on a specially organised day trip to the North Norfolk town. “It has always been our ambition to

    • It’s Not Fair

    Last year, Rosedale Funeral Home were contacted by the co-founders of Inspired Goodbyes, to help support the launch of ‘It’s Not Fair’.   Rosedale were invited to support the book and donate through crowd funding to assist

    • Bereavement group to support local families

    Award-winning, family-run Rosedale Funeral Home will be commencing a new bereavement group, starting in May and led by bereavement counsellor Vicky Goddard AD. Dip CP from Focused On and supported by qualified bereavement group facilitator

    • Only funerals let us confront death head on

    The trend for cremation without ceremony is a mistake. A proper send-off is a vital ritual for facing up to mortality. At Paul Daniels’s funeral, his widow says, there will be a silver wand — one of his awards — placed on the

    • Rosedale is looking for Bereavement Support Group Facilitators

    Focus on running a bereavement support group As the facilitator of a Bereavement Support Group you make a real difference to the lives of bereaved people. You are not a counsellor, but are there to create a safe environment where

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