Thank you to everyone who has already signed up to our Friends of The Bereavement Cafe patronage

Lots of you are asking questions on advantages of joining, so I thought I’d do a quick post to clarify some details.

The cost to yourself, or your business is just £10pcm

As a business you will have your Business logo displayed on our New Website.

Priority invites to all our Awareness sessions and Networking events

The first to hear about our upcoming Cafe dates and events

Exclusive opportunities for sponsorship

Priority placing at all events organised by us

Direct email and telephone access to myself (Jane), for any advice and support needed for colleagues

As a supporter (non business) we will add your name to our Website (if you wish).

Send you priority booking details on our upcoming Bereavement Support activity & skills events

Direct email access for support from myself (Jane)

1 Aug 2023

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