AtaLoss attended the ChurchWorks Summit in London, sharing new research on The Bereavement Journey® programme, now running in 570+ UK locations and supported by GP surgeries, Social Prescribers and NHS Trusts, with expanding impact across communities and prisons.Excerpt

Covid opened our eyes to the deep impact of not facilitating or supporting grief. The Covid-19 Day of Reflection, 8th March, offers us a moment to pause and remember. 

AtaLoss CEO Yvonne Tulloch Named CEO Monthly’s Most Influential CEO 2026 in recognition of her leadership in Bereavement Support 

We were delighted to see AtaLoss’ work, including The Bereavement Journey®,  featured last Sunday’s BBC Songs of Praise episode for All Souls’ Day, a time in the church calendar dedicated to remembering those who have died and offering comfort to the bereaved. 

AtaLoss, the UK’s national bereavement charity, has expressed joy and gratitude at the appointment of its Patron, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, as the next Archbishop of Canterbury.

An independent evaluation has found compelling evidence that The Bereavement Journey®, a structured, volunteer-led bereavement support programme delivered by churches, is transforming lives and strengthening communities across the UK. 

We’re delighted to announce a growing partnership between AtaLoss and the BRF Ministries’ Anna Chaplaincy initiative, as we work together to extend support to bereaved people across the UK.

Join our riders in the London to Brighton cycle ride 14^th September - a fun, 55-mile countryside ride (not a race) - to raise funds for your church and AtaLoss. 

The EA’s Finding Jesus report supports the experience of churches running The Bereavement Journey® of a ‘Quiet Revival’ across all ages.

The Bereavement Journey® Mission Impact Report shows outstanding results from churches of 22 denominations across the UK. See and download the report here.