After Care Services
Our aftercare services aim to support bereaved families in the period following the funeral of their loved one. We recognize that grief extends beyond the funeral service and that families may need ongoing assistance as they navigate their loss.
We hold regular a grief support group called the Healing Hearts Hub, where individuals who have experienced loss can connect with others, share their experiences, and receive mutual support. Our group is open to anyone in the community, regardless of which funeral home they have used. It provides a safe space to express grief and difficult emotions in a calm and peaceful environment.
We also organise special events, and memorial gatherings, to provide opportunities for families to honour their loved ones and connect with others who are grieving.
Inside our funeral home there is a ‘letters to heaven’ post box. People can post a letter or card to their loved ones and these special heartfelt words will find their way to heaven. We also have a memory tree that people can hang a short message on, in memory of their loved one. For those who need a place to visit, we have a memorial wall in the heart of our funeral home. Anyone can hang a photo on this wall and have a place to come to, taking a trip down memory lane, with a cup of tea and a listening ear always available to them. We foster a real sense of community and our large reception area houses a shop full of memorial gifts and keepsakes, allowing you to remember your special someone in a personal and unique way.
In addition to this we have connections with local grief counsellors, therapists, and bereavement specialists and can provide referrals to those who need more professional support.
All of these things can be such an important part of the ongoing healing process, reducing the feelings of isolation and loneliness, and connecting individuals with helpful resources during a challenging time.
By offering comprehensive aftercare, we demonstrate our commitment to supporting families beyond the funeral service itself, recognizing that the journey of grief is ongoing and requires continued care and compassion.