Because of your roles in your family, in your friendship group, or in your community, you may be required to support others who are also grieving, while you are navigating your own grief. When someone close to you also experiences loss, you will no doubt want to help them too. But caring for a grieving person can be challenging, especially when you are amid your own grief. Knowing how to be there for them whilst also looking after yourself is vital.
This factsheet from Griefline offers some practical tips to help you care for someone who is grieving, as does this blog on supporting a grieving friend.
The Dougy Center
The Dougy Center has a helpful website that provides guidance, resources, and supports to help children cope after the death of a family member. The website is for children grieving and those supporting children. Here you will find tip sheets, activities, podcasts, and personalised toolkits to help children, and their families navigate their grief.