Losses that may be Experienced by People in Residential and Nursing Settings As an Expert by Experience, and a full-time wheelchair user ...

There are an estimated 700,000 young carers in the UK- that is an astonishing number, and an often hidden and forgotten section of societ...

*We had a great chat with Ellen recently and we're really interested to explore further around organisational grief. Thanks Ellen for inc...

A Stitch in Time... Not Just Another Number Responding to the challenge of memorialising people who have died during the Covid-19 pandemi...

Loss and grief are often very normal emotions, but often ones we try to hide. We can feel forced to be ashamed of our feelings of grief a...

By Steph Turner A photo of my favourite bench in Crystal Palace Park. It’s getting addictive. Watching the news, checking your phone for ...

We are so delighted to be collaborating with the very talented Steph Turner. Steph has a written a fabulous blog, that we thought you mig...

SNAP exists because, aside from a selection our random vaguely creative, stupid jobs, in 2010 I watched my mum die of ovarian cancer in a...

Misbehaving Bodies Exhibition- Wellcome Trust “Influential photographer Jo Spence’s (1934–92) work documents her diagnosis of breast canc...

On Wednesday 13th November we held our first public event "Let's talk about Death, Baby" at Muxima in Bow. We already knew that there was...

It's a funny old thing loss. When I've been explaining what I want to do either people get it straight away, their eyes glaze over or the...

We are delighted to be a part of Camerados; a super cool movement that is all about connecting with each other. Their principles echo ou...

We are mega excited here at The Loss Project that we're finally launching and getting cracking! We are passionate about supporting commun...

100 points if you guessed the song...answers on the back of a postcard. In the mean time take a look at a blog post our very own Claire H...