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Death & Grief Cafes

Death & Grief Cafes are a safe space where people, usually strangers come together to talk about death, dying, grief and life! There is no agenda or objectives; the conversation is simply led by the people in the group. It is a place to talk and share (or just listen) rather than a grief support group or a counselling session. Cake and something to drink are highly recommended! You can discover more about Death Cafes here.

 

 

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Understanding Grief Talk (LBWF)

Walthamstow Library High Street, United Kingdom

This talk is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services and will be given in collaboration with Waltham Forest Mental Health and Wellness Team (NELFT NHS Foundation Trust).

We will provide information about grief and the grieving process to dispel some of the common myths and misconceptions that surround grief. We will also discuss the various ways that grief can affect us and explore coping strategies to look after ourselves and to support others.

Free

North East London Death Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Join us at East of Eden Cafe to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe (LBWF)

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Our Good Grief Cafes are open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

Good Grief Cafe (LBWF)

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Our Good Grief Cafes are open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

Understanding Grief Talk (LBWF)

Walthamstow Library High Street, United Kingdom

This talk is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services and will be given in collaboration with Waltham Forest Mental Health and Wellness Team (NELFT NHS Foundation Trust).

We will provide information about grief and the grieving process to dispel some of the common myths and misconceptions that surround grief. We will also discuss the various ways that grief can affect us and explore coping strategies to look after ourselves and to support others.

Free

North East London Death Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Join us at East of Eden Cafe to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe (LBWF)

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Our Good Grief Cafes are open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead

Wanstead Library Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead

We are hosting the Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Libraries.
Redbridge Libraries are the founder member of the Death Positive Library movement in the UK. The project uses public libraries as safe and trusted places to start conversations about death, dying and loss. You can follow the Death Positive Library on Instagram @thedeathpositivelibrary

To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe (LBWF)

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Our Good Grief Cafes are open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

North East London Death Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Join us at East of Eden Cafe to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead

Wanstead Library Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead

We are hosting the Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Libraries.
Redbridge Libraries are the founder member of the Death Positive Library movement in the UK. The project uses public libraries as safe and trusted places to start conversations about death, dying and loss. You can follow the Death Positive Library on Instagram @thedeathpositivelibrary

To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.

Creating Conversations Summer Picnic

Lloyd Park Forest Road, Walthamstow, London, United Kingdom

Come and join us for our first ever summer picnic!

The picnic is open to anyone who has attended any of our Grief Support activities (i.e. our Good Grief Cafes and Understanding Grief talks) or one of our Death Cafes.

It will be a informal and casual event - an opportunity to continue some of the conversations started at previous cafes and talks or simply a chance to chat and meet new people.

Free

Demystifying Death Cafe – Glasgow

The Annexe, 9 Stewartville St, Partick, Glasgow

Join Alberta at The Whiteinch Centre to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

There will be an introduction to explain how the event will work, an opportunity to talk and share, and the sharing of information resources covering topics including: planning for the end of life, how to start conversations about death and dying and how to support someone who has been bereaved.

This free event, funded by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief, will include free refreshments.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead

Wanstead Library Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead

We are hosting the Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Libraries.
Redbridge Libraries are the founder member of the Death Positive Library movement in the UK. The project uses public libraries as safe and trusted places to start conversations about death, dying and loss. You can follow the Death Positive Library on Instagram @thedeathpositivelibrary

To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.

North East London Death Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Join us at East of Eden Cafe to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Demystifying Death Cafe – Glasgow

The Annexe, 9 Stewartville St, Partick, Glasgow

Join Alberta at The Whiteinch Centre to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

There will be an introduction to explain how the event will work, an opportunity to talk and share, and the sharing of information resources covering topics including: planning for the end of life, how to start conversations about death and dying and how to support someone who has been bereaved.

This free event, funded by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief, will include free refreshments.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

This Good Grief Cafe is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead

Wanstead Library Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead

We are hosting the Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Libraries.
Redbridge Libraries are the founder member of the Death Positive Library movement in the UK. The project uses public libraries as safe and trusted places to start conversations about death, dying and loss. You can follow the Death Positive Library on Instagram @thedeathpositivelibrary

To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.

Demystifying Death Cafe – Glasgow

Whiteinch Centre 1 Northinch Court, Glasgow, United Kingdom

Join Alberta at The Whiteinch Centre to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

There will be an introduction to explain how the event will work, an opportunity to talk and share, and the sharing of information resources covering topics including: planning for the end of life, how to start conversations about death and dying and how to support someone who has been bereaved.

This free event, funded by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief, will include free refreshments.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

This Good Grief Cafe is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free

To Absent Friends Afternoon Tea – a remembrance and storytelling event for all (Glasgow)

The Annexe, 9 Stewartville St, Partick, Glasgow

This event is being run in partnership with Annexe Communities. It is a safe space for all members of the local community to share their memories and stories of loved ones who have died.

Attendees are encouraged and welcome to bring small items or photos that remind them of their loved ones to talk about or if they wish they can make the first page of a memory scrapbook. The event will also have a memory tree where attendees will be invited to add their memories or even the names of the loved ones they wish to remember.

There will be Afternoon Tea - cakes, tea and coffee.

Everyone is welcome and no booking is required.

Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead

Wanstead Library Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead

We are hosting the Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Libraries.
Redbridge Libraries are the founder member of the Death Positive Library movement in the UK. The project uses public libraries as safe and trusted places to start conversations about death, dying and loss. You can follow the Death Positive Library on Instagram @thedeathpositivelibrary

To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.

North East London Death Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

Join us at East of Eden Cafe to talk openly about death and dying in a safe and confidential space.

To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.

Good Grief Cafe in Walthamstow

East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, London, Walthamstow

This Good Grief Cafe is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.

They are an informal and supportive place where people can come together to share and discuss their experiences of grief and loss and connect with others who understand. Whatever your loss, and whether this is anticipated, recent or a long time ago, everyone is welcome.

Free