Cruse Bereavement Support - Darlington and Durham Area
We offer counselling, support and information to bereaved people, and aims to enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss, regardless of age, race, religion, disability, gender or sexual preference.
Cruse's specially trained volunteers offer support to children and young people, as well as guiding parents, guardians and teachers.
Self-referrals are accepted. Third Party Referrals are accepted with the free and informed consent of the client.
We provide confidentiality as an integral part of its service provision.
All of our services are free of charge to the client. Donations are welcomed to help towards the costs of the service.
We provide several training courses; please contact us to find out more.
All our volunteers are required to comply with and maintain the Cruse National Standards and the Code of Ethics of the British Association for Counselling. We are an organisational member of the British Association for Counselling.
When is it on?
- Time of day
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Morning
Afternoon - Session information
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Office hours: Monday to Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm
Who to contact
- Telephone
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01642 210 284
- teesvalley@cruse.org.uk
- Website
- Cruse Bereavement Support
Other details
- Cost description
- Bereavement Support is Free of Charge.
- Referral required?
- Yes
- Referral and availability notes
- Self referrals are accepted.
- Third party referrals can be made by GPs and other health professionals with the permission of the client.
- Third party referrals which involve a child must include the name and contact details of the parent/legal guardian.
- Any Third Party Referral must include the following information, and cannot be accepted without it: name, age, address and telephone number of client, who has died, date of death (at least month and year), cause of death and client's GP practice.
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