“All Together Now” Rich Stafford

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“All Together Now” Rich Stafford Child Bereavement UK Scotland Development Project Rich Stafford Director of Bereavement Sector Support - Scotland

Who we are and what we do

Our website www.childbereavementuk.org

Why Bereavement Support? Every 22 minutes in the UK a child is bereaved of a parent, making up some 24,000 children a year. www.childhoodbereavementnetwork.org.uk In Scotland 2,500 parents die each year leaving dependent children This means 4,100 children under 18 are bereaved of a parent each year in Scotland. (from Mortality Stats 2011). Many more are bereaved of a grandparent, sibling, school friend or other significant person.

Death is a fact of life... ...and grief is a natural process. But many people, adults and children, need more support and understanding in their grieving than they receive. The consequences of unresolved grief can be dire. Life expectancy is lower in more disadvantaged areas http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/9242248.Grieving_parents_may_die_younger__new_study_shows/

The Evidence Base Unresolved grief issues have higher incidence in: Academic Under-Achievement Challenging Behaviour/ Mental Health Issues Teenage Pregnancies Youth Offenders Prison Populations www.cbn@ncb.org.uk

Development Project Scotland Glasgow Edinburgh West Lothian Dundee Aberdeen North and South Ayrshire North and South Lanarkshire Fife The Highlands Orkney Shetland

“The long and winding road…”

"when are you free to take some tea with me...” Voluntary Sector Services. Statutory Services Other Stakeholders

“Come Together”

"...fixing a hole where the rain gets in..." To reflect the needs of: Bereaved young people and families Local services providing bereavement support Statutory services accessed by bereaved children and families

"...fixing a hole where the rain gets in..." With the intention of: Enhancing the profile of local bereavement initiatives. Being aware of local and national policies that impact bereavement. Working collaboratively.

"The sun is up the sky is blue..." Enhanced Awareness & Confidence For Professionals Enhanced Support For Families

"to be here, there and everywhere..." Glasgow Edinburgh West Lothian Dundee Aberdeen Ayrshire Lanarkshire Fife The Highlands Orkney Shetland

"to be here, there and everywhere..."

“…to the end of the beginning" So what have we been doing?

“It’s been a hard day’s night…”

"I know you, you know me..."

“I know you, you know me..." Not...

“...there’s a place where I can go..." Initially - "I wasn’t too sure what the purpose of the advisory group was". Now – "It’s been really beneficial to bring services together, to understand each other better, and to develop a common voice“

"And don't you know it's gonna last..." Sustainability

"Say the word and you'll be free..." LEARNING COLLABORATION INFORMATION PARTNERSHIP COMMUNICATION TRUST AWARENESS & PROFILE RAISING SIGNPOSTING RELATIONSHIPS BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS

If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go with others. African proverb

"And in the end..."

“There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done...” John Lennon 1967