Bereavement support for children in Berkshire
A guide to our group sessions, our space, and who you'll meet.
We offer regular group sessions for children and young people who have been bereaved or who have a family member with a serious illness. These groups provide a safe space for children to share their experiences and receive support from others who understand what they are going through.
If you've been invited to a group session at Daisy's Dream, you might be wondering what to expect. We know that trying something new can feel a little nerve-wracking, so we want to help you feel as comfortable as possible before your visit.
When you arrive, you'll see a small Daisy's Dream logo plaque near the front door; just ring the bell and someone will let you in.
Inside there's a small private room for quieter one-to-one sessions and a large main room with a sofa, bean bags, tables for creative activities and a small kitchen.
Groups are small, usually between 6 to 10 children, so there's time to talk, listen and support each other in a safe, friendly environment.
Sessions mix talking, activities and games, such as sharing memories, creative projects and interactive games, with no pressure to share.
Inside, there's a small private room for quieter one-to-one sessions and a large main room with a sofa, bean bags, tables for creative activities and a small kitchen.
Groups are small, usually between 6 to 10 children, rather than a full classroom.
Sessions include a mix of talking, activities and games such as sharing memories, creative projects and interactive games, with no pressure to share.
Our office is located near Asda in Lower Earley, though not directly next to it.
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