When helping children cope with grief, honesty is essential. They need to hear the truth about death, not protective euphemisms, so they can understand that it's irreversible. By involving them in the grieving process, such as the funeral, they can create meaningful memories to help in their healing. For adults, the best way to offer support is simply to acknowledge their loss, show up, and be present, whether through conversation or actions. Grief lasts longer than we often expect, and the friends who remain are the ones who leave a lasting impact. If you or someone you know would like additional support in navigating grief, the Grief Works Programme is here to help: https://illumeapps.com/griefworks/gri....