A few weeks ago, I posted a poll to ask whether you would like a space on the community similar to a bereavement cafe where you can chat to each other at a set time each week. The majority of you said you would like to have this space and we are ready to launch our first text-based bereavement cafe on the community.
What is the community bereavement cafe?
The community bereavement cafe is a space where you can chat online in this topic at a set time each week and get text-based support from members of the community. There will be a staff member or volunteer to offer support and moderate to make sure it remains a safe and support space.
When will it be taking part?
It will be taking place on Wednesday 26 May 2021 at 3.30pm-5pm. This topic will be opened at this time, and you can post a message in here from 3.30pm.
What can I talk about?
You can talk about anything that’s on your mind, whether you want to get support from other members here or have a general chat about anything. Our usual Community Guidelines will still apply so make sure to have a read of them if you’re not too familiar with them.
Our community bereavement cafe will be taking place on this topic at 3.30pm today. We’re going to run these each week and it’s a space where you can get text-based support from each other.
At 3.30pm, I’ll open this topic and you’ll be able to make a post and chat with each other.
I’m looking forward to seeing you all here in a few hours.
He studies politics and international relations. It is his first year at uni so it has been a very strange year for him, he only had a real lecture on his last day. We chat every evening on whatsapp.
Yes, he is, but a bit fed up with online lectures. He has only recently been able to meet up with some other students in his group. Hopefully his second year will be normal. I think most of us are looking forward to an end to lockdown. Have you been able t meet regularly with your other children?
@Jo60plus I can imagine his first year being a strange experience. Really hope he’ll be able to get the uni experience he’s hoping for when lockdown ends.
Let’s hope so. Yes I’ve been able to see my other daughters, I have four grandchildren , the youngest is 3 months and eldest is four, so they keep me busy and can see more of them now.