Good Grief Cafe in Wanstead
We are hosting this Good Grief Cafes with Redbridge Library Service – the Death Positive Library.
It’s a supportive space to share, listen and connect with others around grief and loss.
It takes place every 3rd Thursday of the month.
To find out more and book your place, go to eventbrite.
Good Grief Cafe in Walthamstow
This Good Grief Cafe is open to Waltham Forest residents aged over 18 and adult users of Waltham Forest Health and Care services.
It takes place every 3rd Saturday of the month.
Our Grief Cafe is 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.
Grief Cafe Winter Get Together
Come join us for our Winter Get Together, open to everyone who has attended our Good Grief or Death Cafes, as well as newcomers curious to learn more.
This will be an informal, welcoming drop-in event—a chance to meet new people or reconnect with familiar faces – and an opportunity to connect with others around grief. Whether you’ve joined us before or are simply looking to see what we’re about, you’re warmly invited!
North East London Death Cafe in 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.
The Mitchell Library Death Cafe in Glasgow
Join Creating Conversations CIC to talk openly about death, dying and the end of life in a safe and confidential space.
To find out more and to book your place, go to eventbrite.
Good Grief Cafe in 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.
To Absent Friends Afternoon Tea – a remembrance and storytelling event for all (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 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.
Good Grief Cafe in 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.
Good Grief Cafe in 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.