Compassionate Employer & Business Recognition Awards

Returning to work after the loss of a loved one can be incredibly difficult. Having an employer or a business that offers genuine care and support during this time can make a world of difference. 

At TCFV, we believe that workplaces and businesses that go above and beyond to support grieving individuals deserve recognition. The Compassionate Employer & Business Recognition Awards honour employers who have shown exceptional understanding to a grieving employee, as well as businesses that have provided meaningful support to those navigating loss. 

If your employer or a business has shown extraordinary kindness and care during your bereavement, we invite you to nominate them for this special recognition. Nominations are open year-round. 

Honour Roll

 

  • Anam Cara House (Geelong) Nominated by Catherine Moloughney O’Sullivan – March 2025 

Compassionate Employer & Business Recognition Nomination Form

Thank you for taking the time to nominate a business that demonstrates compassion and care for those experiencing grief and loss. The Compassionate Business recognition acknowledges businesses that go above and beyond to support bereaved individuals and families in our community.

Nominee Information (Business Being Nominated)

Business Address
Business Contact Name (if known)

Your Information (Nominator)

Name(Required)
Please provide details about how this business demonstrates compassion and supports bereaved individuals and families. Examples may include grief-sensitive customer service, workplace bereavement policies, fundraising for grief-related causes, or supporting bereaved employees.
Please share a specific story or example of how this business has shown kindness and support to someone experiencing grief.
Would You Like to Be Contacted About This Nomination?

Next Steps

Our team at The Compassionate Friends Victoria will review nominations and may reach out for further details. Businesses that meet the Compassionate Business criteria will receive recognition and resources to help them continue their compassionate approach to grief support in the community.