Our Support Groups

Peer Support Groups allow you to share experiences with people who also have the lived experience of grief. Listen and learn from others who may be further along in their grief and benefit from the knowledge of understanding 'what’s normal'.

TCFV Member Survey

Open until 30 June 2023, this is an opportunity to provide valued feedback on our services: how they've helped and how they could be enhanced.

Commemorating Rhys

Honouring the Past, Supporting the Future

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the tragic loss of Rhys Harmer, a young boy who lost his life in a traffic accident at just 11 years old.

Rhys’ parents, Lindsay and Margaret, were devastated by the loss of their beloved son and searched for support from those who might understand their pain.

Visit our Bereaved Sibling Memorial Website

At TCFV we understand that opening your heart to grief is a lot easier to do when surrounded by a supportive, community of friends and people, who through their own lived experience can understand and relate to what you are going through. This memorial wall offers a place for you to honour your beloved sibling and to share special stories about them with others. The site also offers a discussion board.

"You need not walk alone"

When a child dies, no matter their age or the cause of death, grief lasts for longer than society in general recognises. It can take a long time before you regain any sense of normality in your life.

Brothers and Sisters

When you lose a sibling your whole world changes - your grasp on the past, your experience of the present and your hopes for the future.

Education Services

Develop compassionate policies and practices within your organisation.