Life Skills Training

• Prejudice
• Bullying
• Sexual behaviour
• Bereavement
• Coping with success and failure
• Decisions and choices

Mental Health

• A to Z Cricket and Mental Health

Children’s Wellbeing

• Children’s Wellbeing in SFA

The Qualities and Skills of a Good Listener

• The Qualities and Skills of a Good Listener
• The Qualities and Skills of a Good Listener

Bereavement & Ashes Spreading

• Latimer Park Liturgy 2017
• Rockingham Road Liturgy 2017
• Some thoughts on Scattering of ashes
• Funeral Service Example
• Funeral Questions
• Example Email re Ashes
• Ashes spreading
• Ashes Scattering Workshop part 1
• Ashes Scattering Workshop part 2
• Ashes Scattering Workshop Part 3
• Ashes Scattering Workshop Part 4
• Do’s & Dont’s For Dads
• Do’s & Dont’s For Employers
• How you can help bereaved parents

1. Bereaved Parent Support – for any parent whose son or daughter has died at any age, in any circumstance and at any stage in their journey of grieving.  www.careforthefamily.org.uk/bps   Facebook: www.facebook.com/bpscff
2. Widowed Young Support – for anyone whose partner has died at an early age (up to 50, but older if there are still dependent children).  www.careforthefamily.org.uk/wys  Facebook: www.facebook.com/wyscff
3. Our Bereavement Care Awareness course – this is a one-day course that can be run in various locations through out the UK.  Its aim is to provide clergy and church pastoral carers with training in how to support bereaved people (any form of bereavement, not just the two areas covered above).  http://www.careforthefamily.org.uk/family-life/bereavement-support/supporting-bereaved-people/supporting-bereaved-people-churches
4. Good videos for Bereavement: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpKdCCKmSoAFPfJ2-0tg37F1M33p4TKSl

Pastoral Care

• Word Doc
• Powerpoint