At City Hospice we are here to offer to bereavement support for people experiencing loss and grief
As Cardiff’s local hospice we provide a bereavement service for the people living in our City who are experiencing grief and loss. Bereavement support is available as a free service open to the family members of the patients who were once cared for by the City Hospice team. The City Hospice team will make contact with families following the death of a loved one to talk about what support you may need, however you are also welcome to contact the team directly.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic our bereavement services are extended to bereaved people in Cardiff not already know to our service. Please call us on 02920 524158
The bereavement service at City Hospice offers different levels of support depending on the need identified, this includes Face to face counselling with a qualified counsellor and telephone.
If your loved one was not cared for at City Hospice and you would like to talk to us to see if we can help you please do contact us.
In normal times, we also offer an adult bereavement group, as well as a monthly drop in coffee morning – however during the COVID 19 pandemic, these sessions have been paused.
Bereavement services – Bridgend and Rhondda Cynon Taff
Bereavement support is available as a free service open to bereaved people living in the County of Bridgend and those living in Rhondda Cynon Taff. Counselling sessions will be conducted using telephone and video conferencing technology. A dedicated telephone line has been established for Bridgend and RCT, which will be managed Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Tel: 02922 671 422 or email
Our bereavement service is offered to residents from the County of Bridgend and those living in RCT with a post code starting with; CF38, CF37, CF72 and CF15 (those living outside of these post code areas in RCT please email
Children’s Bereavement Services
Our Counsellors offer support to families on how to help prepare children for the death of a loved one and can offer pre-bereavement counselling to the child.
In normal times, we also offer children’s bereavement groups, which provide the opportunity for children to talk to other children of their own age, going through the same experience. We believe these groups are invaluable and feedback from the children is usually along the lines of ‘I was relieved when I realised I wasn’t the only one’. Further details will be provided, when these groups are restarted.
