10 Best UK Widow Blogs and Websites

1. Care for the Family Blog

Newport, Wales, UK
Since 1988, Care for the Family seeks to strengthen family life and help those who face family difficulties. Our aim is to be accessible to every fami...ly whatever their circumstances and to create resources and support that are preventative, evidence-based, and easy to apply.more
careforthefamily.o..
RSS 30.6K 10.1K 7.5K 5 posts / quarter 54 Get Email Contact

2. The Widows Empowerment Trust

Manchester, England, UK
The Widows Empowerment Trust was founded in January 2017 out of empathy for widows and widowers. The Trust was formed with the goal of empowering wido...ws, promoting social inclusion, supporting them through grief, and fighting isolation. We are guided by a firm belief that our love and empathy can connect us all together despite age, religion, sexual orientation, race, or culture. As an NGO and non-profit organization, The Widows Empowerment Trust is open to people of all faiths, social backgrounds, and abilities. We promote social inclusion, diversity, and acceptance.more
widowsempowerment.com
RSS 2.1K 551 1.5K 5 posts / year 15 Get Email Contact

3. Widow from the Island

My name is Erica, and I am a mum to two children Luca and Lottie aged 7 and 4. I am also a widow, at the young age of 41. I have never thought that I ...would write a blog, I felt I had nothing interesting to write about until my husband Julien died from leukemia (AML) in November 2020. The blog will hopefully help me and others going through this journey.more
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RSS 1 post / year 4 Get Email Contact

4. The Next Right Things

'Take a step, step again, it is all that I can to do the next right thing'. I love to write. I have always loved to write. And I still love to write. ...So that's why I'm here. My writing won't make sense of anything, but it might help me by writing it, and it might help someone else who reads it.more
thenextrightthings..
RSS 1 post / week 3 Get Email Contact

5. Rachel E Moss

Northampton, England, UK
Dr. Rachel E. Moss is a Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Northampton. A specialist in late medieval English history and literature, she... researched and wrote on family, gender, sexuality, gentry and mercantile societies, and literary culture. Passionately invested in making the past accessible to all and the academy more inclusive, Rachel regularly writes for mainstream publications such as History Today and The Times Higher Education on themes including education, academic culture and late medieval history.more
rachelemoss.com
RSS 4 posts / year 17 Get Email Contact

6. Still Making Lemonade

Follow the Robinson family blog as they figure out life after loss, sharing reviews, updates and show that when life gives you lemons, you can still m...ake lemonade!more
stillmakinglemonad..
749 351 5 Get Email Contact

7. Steph Nimmo

London, England, UK
This is the story of my family, and how we are learning to thrive and not just survive when life didn't go quite as we planned. I'm Steph, a s...uburban mother, sometime Marketing Director, now family plate spinner, journalist, carer, nurse, spokesperson, campaigner, and marathon runner (actual as well as metaphorical). My life was never going to be predictable but as Andy always said, it is what it is, it's how you respond which makes the difference.more
wasthisintheplan.c..
RSS 4.2K 1.2K 36 Get Email Contact

8. This Be Grief

when your world falls apart out of the blue.
thisbegrief.co.uk
RSS 1 post / year 6 Get Email Contact

9. Widow All At Sea

UK
A thirty-something widow writing her way over, under, around, and through grief from her window by the sea. Even in the earliest days of my earth-shat...tering loss, I had ideas of things I wanted to get down on paper (well, screen). Advice for future widows. The particular agonies of losing your loved one in the digital age. The uncanny ways in which life seemed to have prepared me for this most unexpected and unwanted of losses.more
widowallatsea.word..
RSS 4 Get Email Contact

10. Young Widowed and Dating Blog

WAY is the only national charity in the UK for people aged 50 or under when their partner died. It's a peer-to-peer support group operating with a... network of volunteers who have been bereaved at a young age themselves, so they understand exactly what other members are going through.more
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