End of Life and Bereavement
Page last reviewed: 05 September 2022
Page created: 05 September 2022
Page created: 05 September 2022
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West Sussex County Council has bereavement guidance available, including who you need to contact and any action you need to take when someone dies.
If you’re living with a life-limiting condition, caring for someone who is, or grieving the death of a loved one, St Catherine's Hospice will be there for you. They provide end of life care, support in the community, welfare advice, therapeutic therapies, counselling and bereavement support, and more.
Helping you find the support you need as quickly as possible. You will find stories from others who have had a similar loss, practical and emotional support and signposting to a choice of immediate tailored local and national support.
The National Bereavement Service provides practical and emotional assistance after a death. If you or a loved one is experiencing loss, you can access free support today.