Remember

Many young people express their concerns about forgetting the person who has died. Grief encounter encourages ways of remembering that special person.

Light a Lantern

Following the tsunami, people lit lanterns on the beach to commemorate those that had died. We thought we’d follow their example and set this up for you to do here and now in memory of your special person who died.
Click here to light a lantern and here to see previously lit lanterns.

 

rememberMemory Board

This memory board was created in a workshop called Altered Environments, by bereaved children. Do you want to add something to our memory board?

 

 

Write a Story or Blog

You can also send us your story by clicking here. Writing your story is a great way to remember and you can send us your story to be added onto our website.

 

Other Ideas

  • Creating a website - MuchLoved is a charity that helps you create a unique and beautiful website to commemorate the life of your loved one.
    http://www.muchloved.com/?rp=griefencounter
  • Grief Encounter Workbook - our workbook has lots of new and different ideas to remember
  • Poetry writing - a great way of expressing how you feel. (See the link to Bad Time Rhymes from the Home page)
  • Memory Boxes - Create a memory box of objects and things that remind you of that person
  • Making a memory book or scrapbook - Create a book and stick in items that you see or feel that remind you of that person
  • Interview others - family and friends are often delighted to talk about their memories too. Record with camera, video, writings
  • Days to remember - Create your own special day to remember on any anniversary that you choose
  • Blog - your place on our website to add anything you want to remember, tell us about, find out more or ask our advice (See Blog in the Kids Zone)