These websites have areas especially for bereaved children and young people
www.rd4u.org.ukRD4U means 'the road for you': the site aims to let you find the road for your grief. It's got a message board, gallery, lads only section and games for when you want to take a break.
www.winstonswish.org.ukThe young people's area lets you
try activities, ask questions about death and bereavement, remember the person in a skyscape of memories, and talk through the message boards with other young people who have been bereaved.
www.childbereavement.org.uk'For young people' will take you to useful info about understanding your feelings, what happens at a funeral abd going back to school or college after someone has died.
www.childline.org.ukA free, confidential 24 hour helpline service on 0800 1111, with information in the help and advice section of the website about death and bereavement.
  Use our map to find out if there is a young people's bereavement service near you. |
Read other bereaved young people's suggestions about what might help you |
Print off a letter for you to give to a friend to ask for their help |
Tell us what you think of the website and make suggestions about the support that bereaved young people want |
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Campaign launch: Grief Matters for ChildrenWe want better support for bereaved young people in school. Read other people's suggestions about how teachers can help, and look at our wish list for how things could be improved.
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Takeover Day - find out moreThe first ever 11 MILLION Takeover Day on 23 November 2007 will be a chance for the 11 million children and young people living in England to take over from adults.
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Want to get involved in Young NCB?Young NCB is the free membership network for all children and young people, run by the National Children's Bureau.
It gives members the chance to speak out and take action on issues you feel are important
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