This month, we welcomed 13 families previously supported by our Stars children’s bereavement support service to Westminster College in Cambridge. The families came together to remember their loved ones through creative workshops and memory-making.
Families found strength together as they shared memories, remembered their loved ones, and made lasting connections with others who have had similar experiences.
We spoke to some of the children who attended this special event. Here’s what they had to say.
What’s something you enjoyed about the day?
‘Being able to talk to people about their experiences and mine and it was really nice making my memory box’
‘Just being able to talk about my mum’
‘Meeting new people and finding out who they are and about their lives’
‘Making new friends’
‘Not being the only one who’s lost someone in their life’
What’s a wish you have for the future?
‘To become an actor and be endlessly happy’
‘To travel the world’
‘To be happy and have a good life and not to lose anyone again, that would be nice’
‘To have lots of animals in the future’
‘To stay close to all my family no matter what happens’
Find out more
10th June 2025
When Angus Jackson’s wife Sandy died, the meaning of Father’s Day changed.
21st May 2025
Families found strength together as they shared memories, remembered their loved ones, and made lasting connections with others who have had similar experiences.
03rd March 2025
Our Breaking Barriers Winter Appeal ended with our first Breaking Barriers Conference in Ipswich, which provided an opportunity for some crucial conversations about how…
27th September 2024
Check out our Events page to make sure you never miss out on the fun
19th August 2024
If you are a business or organisation that would like to fund our work or partner on projects, please get in touch with senior…