The Rosie Crane Trust Bereavement Support

This free monthly support centre is provided by the Rosie Crane Trust, thanks to kind donations by our supporters. At the Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great help just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter. Refreshments provided.

( Entrance on Union Street) . This is a free, monthly support service for Bereaved Parents of any age. At the Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great help just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter. Refreshments provided.

A friendly space where bereaved parents can chat over a cuppa or just 'be' away from the world for a while in a safe place where others really understand what it's like to grieve. Out-living your son or daughter at any age, no matter the time scale, always feels wrong and sometimes just being with other bereaved parents can be great help. This drop in is provided free by the Rosie Crane Trust at the same place and time on the third Saturday of each month.

We are very fortunate to have the very popular speaker, Madeleine Salvetti, visiting us from Hampshire on Friday 15 March to give us this fascinating talk at Horton Village Hall, Broadway Hill, Horton at 19.30. Madeleine gives talks to the WI, U3A and many other organisations.
Refreshments will be served and there will be a raffle.
Tickets priced at £5 each, to include refreshments, available from Carol Crane, email contact@rosiecranetrust.co.uk, phone 01460 55120 or from Hor...ton Post Office, Goose Lane, Horton.
Madeleine Salvetti is a Blue Badge Guide and former chairman of the Portsmouth Tourist Guides Association. She has lived in Portsmouth most of her life and is a teacher of history. This promises to be very interesting illustrated talk.
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( Entrance on Union Street) At the free Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great help just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter. Refreshments provided by the Rosie Crane Trust

A free, casual drop in centre, provided by the Rosie Crane Trust. Held on the third Saturday of each month, this is a confidential, friendly space for parents of any age who are grieving. Sometime just being away from the bustle of life, in the company of others who truly understand, can be a relief. Refreshments are provided and there is no obligation to talk.

A Free drop in meeting place for bereaved parents, provided by the Rosie Crane Trust, on the first Saturday of every month. This is a safe, confidential space where parents can meet in an atmosphere of mutual support. There is no obligation to talk and refreshments are provided. Sometimes just time out, among others who really empathise and understand, can be a great relief to those who have lost a son or daughter of any age.

At the Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great help just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter. This is a regular walk- in support group, held on the third Saturday each month. Refreshments provided by the Rosie Crane Trust.

Entrance in Union Street. At the Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great help just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter.

Wishing Love to all our Parents at this sensitive time of year.

Our lovely memory tree at lminster Christmas Tree Festival at the Minster open from and 09.30 -18.00 Tues - Fri & Sat 09.30 - 16.00

Carol is putting a Christmas Tree in the Minster Christmas Tree Festival in Ilminster again this year (Dec 3rd-8th). We have bought some photo baubles, if anyone wants to have a bauble with a picture in memory of the child they have lost please get in touch. 65mm x 2 photos required as they need to be back to back. You can send them to The Rosie Crane Trust, PO Box 62, Ilminster, TA19 0WW or email to contact@rosiecranetrust.co.uk

At the free Drop-in Centres, bereaved parents meet in a safe and confidential environment where they can talk to others who really understand and empathise with them. At this session there will be a candle lighting memory of the children for those who want to participate, many find this a comfort at this difficult time of year. There is no obligation to talk unless you want to; many people find it a great support just to be in the same room with others who have experienced the loss of a son or daughter. Refreshment provided. (Entrance to the rear of the building).

Provided free by the Rosie Crane Trust for bereaved parents to take time out together in an atmosphere of mutual support. Available to all grieving parents. The death of a child at any age is hard to bear and sometimes just being with others who truly empathise can be a relief. Refreshments available. (Entrance on Union Street).

An Intimate Evening of Clairvoyance in aid of the Rosie Crane Trust with medium Derren Gallo. Tickets £7 in advance from the Green House.

Entrance to the rear of the building. This free drop in centre is provided by the Rosie Crane Trust to offer a safe place were bereaved parents can meet and support each other in an atmosphere of friendship. There is no obligation to talk, sometimes just a 'time out' and quite cuppa among others who understand your grief is a great relief. All bereaved parents are welcome, no matter at what age your child died or when, it is the wrong order of events and a hard road to travel.
This service is possible thanks to the generosity of our supporters fundraisers and is held at this Taunton venue on the third Saturday of every month.

A free drop in centre for bereaved parents, provided by the Rosie Crane Trust. A safe space where parents who are grieving can support each other, chat or just take time out, in an environment where others really understand. Refreshments are provided. This Yeovil group is held at the same time and place on the first Saturday of every month. The entrance is on Union Street.

A Free drop in meeting place for bereaved parents, provided by the Rosie Crane Trust, on the first Saturday of every month. This is a safe, confidential space where parents can meet in an atmosphere of mutual support. There is no obligation to talk and refreshments are provided. Sometimes just time out, among others who really empathise and understand, can be a great relief to those who have lost a son or daughter of any age.