Sorting practicalities when your child dies
For some people, organising can help to take their mind off their grief and sorrow for a little while. For others, dealing with practical tasks in a state of grief can seem overwhelming. Whatever your reaction, you should never be afraid to ask for help. Your Young Lives vs Cancer Social Worker will do their best to support you emotionally and practically in any way they can.
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Who to inform when your child dies
Who to tell when your child dies and stopping unwanted mail.
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Taking care of important paperwork
How to let government departments and benefits services know.
Read about taking care of important paperwork
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Social media and online accounts – your child’s digital legacy
Managing your child's online activity after they die.
Read about social media and online accounts – your child’s digital legacy
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Dealing with your child’s finances and debt after they die
A guide to managing your child's financial accounts and debts.
Read about dealing with your child’s finances and debt after they die
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Your child’s housing, bills and tenancy after they die
Your child's tenancy agreements, rent, bills and housing issues.
Read about your child’s housing, bills and tenancy after they die
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Help with funeral costs
Help with funeral costs and how to claim Funeral Expenses Payments.
Read about help with funeral costs