🌿 Monthly Bereavement Support Circle – A Safe Space for Grief
Grief is one of life’s most universal yet deeply personal experiences — and sometimes the hardest part isn’t the loss itself, but the feeling of having to carry it alone. That’s the heart of the Monthly Bereavement Support Circle – A Safe Space for Grief, a gentle and welcoming event designed to help those navigating loss find connection, comfort, and understanding with others who truly get it.
What It Is
Hosted by Jude Hill of Sadness to Sunshine, this recurring support circle happens on the second Saturday of every month and offers a compassionate space for anyone who’s grieving to gather, share, listen, and heal together. It’s not a clinical therapy session, but rather a community-oriented circle grounded in empathy, presence, and mutual support.
📍 Where & When
- Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (midday)
- Venue: The Net Community Hub, 70 Silverweed Close (location shared with attendees)
- Format: In-person, relaxed, and open-hearted — all are welcome.
- To book, click here.
💛 Who It’s For
This circle is suited for anyone touched by bereavement — whether you lost someone recently or your grief feels old and persistent. Losing a loved one can stir up many feelings — from sadness and confusion to longing and even relief — and this space honours all of that without judgment.
🤝 What to Expect
When you join the circle, you can expect:
- A safe, compassionate environment where people are encouraged to express how they’re feeling.
- Opportunities to share your story, or simply listen — there’s no pressure to speak unless you want to.
- A supportive community coming together with empathy, kindness, and understanding.
- A chance to feel less alone with your grief and more connected to others walking a similar path.
📌 Why It Matters
Grief isn’t something that can be rushed, fixed, or easily explained away — but it can be held gently, especially when shared with others who understand its weight. These monthly circles offer a reminder that even in the hardest moments of loss, connection and compassion are possible.
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