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Running through grief: Why Hannah decided to raise funds for WAY
Feb 2026
Hannah explains what motivated her to run the Bath Half Marathon for WAY Widowed and Young…
Navigating Valentine’s Day when you’ve been widowed young
Feb 2026
We have gathered some tips from young widowed people about navigating Valentine’s Day when you’re grieving your late partner…
Love after loss: Reflecting on Valentine’s Day as a young widow
Feb 2026
WAY member Astrid Dolan shares her reflections on love, loss and community in the run up to Valentine’s Day.
A WAY weekend to remember: Laughter, dancing and peer support
Feb 2026
After her husband died in 2024, Heather has found laughter, friendship and support through WAY Widowed and Young, including at a recent meet up in Glasgow…
“I want my baby to know who his dad was”: Mae’s fight to fill the Blank Space
Feb 2026
WAY member Mae explains why she is supporting our Blank Space campaign
Marking World Cancer Day 2026: Remembering loved ones
Feb 2026
To mark World Cancer Day, we have created a collage remembering WAY members’ loved ones...
Sam’s story: Living life after loss
Feb 2026
To mark World Cancer Day, WAY member Sam shares her story…
Parent Mental Health Day: Tips from widowed parents
Jan 2026
This Parent Mental Health Day, WAY members offer their advice on coping with life as a bereaved parent
Reflecting on WAY holidays in 2025
Jan 2026
During 2025, there were multiple holidays for WAY members and their children to take a few days away together and enjoy the peer-to-peer support that WAY offers our members.
Volunteering for WAY: What volunteers achieved in 2025
Jan 2026
Entering a new year is always a time for reflection, and it’s so powerful to reflect on the impact of WAY volunteers.
Finding connections in 2026: Making local meet ups happen
Jan 2026
Joining your first WAY meet up can be really daunting. WAY Wiltshire Member Ben discusses making local connections.
Bringing our Blank Space campaign to Scotland
Jan 2026
WAY is bringing our Blank Space campaign to Scotland to help bereaved mothers navigate a complex and unfair process – and to call for change.
Running 10k in support of WAY: Victoria’s story
Jan 2026
WAY member Victoria is running 10K for WAY in memory of her husband. Here’s her story…
Blank Space campaign in Scotland: Karen’s story
Jan 2026
Scottish WAY member Karen shares why she is supporting WAY’s Blank Space campaign…
Tips for beating the winter blues
Jan 2026
WAY volunteer and blogger Suzanne shares her tips for getting through the cold winter months when you’ve been widowed.
Speaking out about cancer: Sandeep’s story
Dec 2025
WAY member Sandeep took part in Channel 4’s Stand Up to Cancer campaign this month to honour her late husband’s memory…
Rebuilding hope after heartache: Rammi’s story
Dec 2025
Former WAY Trustee Rammi shares how she has rebuilt her life after her husband died – and is now helping others to do the same…
Navigating Christmas after being widowed: Tips from WAY members
Dec 2025
As the festive season approaches, WAY members share their tips on navigating Christmas when widowed…
Focusing on moments of joy when Christmas has lost its sparkle: Astrid’s story
Dec 2025
WAY member Astrid describes the heaviness of facing her first Christmas as a young widowed mum – and offers hope for finding some moments of light…
Finding comfort when Christmas has lost its magic: Sabine’s tips
Dec 2025
As Christmas approaches, WAY volunteer and nutritionist Sabine offers some helpful recipes for navigating the festive season after bereavement.
You don't have to face widowhood alone.
If you've lost your partner before your 51st birthday and live in the UK – whether you were married or not, with or without children, whatever your sexual orientation, race or religion – you are welcome to join us.
Joining up to WAY takes minutes and costs just £30 a year, which can be paid either by direct debit or PayPal.
“I will always remain a member of WAY as I know that my membership helps WAY to continue to support other members and reach out to new members.
Since WAY has made such a difference to me after being widowed young, I want to do all that I can to help that support continue” - WAY member, Jenny