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Celia’s story: Mental health, grief and raising two boys after being widowed to suicide
Oct 2026
Celia shares the impact of suicide bereavement on her family’s mental health. She writes about trauma, anxiety, parenting two young boys through crisis, accessing support and learning to speak openly …
Life after suicide loss: Lusu’s story
Sept 2026
WAY member Lusu shares her story and talks about how she has started rebuilding her life since her husband died by suicide in October 2025…
Lydine’s story: Finding the right support after suicide bereavement
Sept 2026
After losing her husband Matthew to suicide two years ago, WAY member Lydine reflects on explaining suicide bereavement to children and finding the right support…
Young people helping to change the narrative this Suicide Prevention Month
Sept 2026
To mark Suicide Prevention Month, our friends at Child Bereavement UK invited the young people they support to share some of their own experiences of losing a parent to suicide.
World Suicide Prevention Day, WAY Member Lisa challenges the Myths and Taboos
Sept 2026
Marking World Suicide Prevention Day, WAY member Lisa challenges the myths and taboos around suicide bereavement
World Suicide Prevention Day: Changing the narrative around suicide
Sept 2026
Marking World Suicide Prevention Day, WAY member Lisa shares her experiences after losing her husband to suicide…
WAY is the only national charity in the UK for people aged 50 or under when their partner died.
It’s a peer-to-peer support group operating with a network of volunteers who have been bereaved at a young age themselves, so they understand exactly what other members are going through.