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A song in the musical Hamilton notes a human tendency to “push away the unimaginable”. TCFV exists for when the unimaginable becomes all too real. “We are an organisation you do not want to ever belong to,” says Theresa. “But if the time does come … people say I wish I had heard about you before.”
At TCFV we understand that opening your heart to grief is a lot easier to do when surrounded by a supportive, community of friends and people, who through their own lived experience can understand and relate to what you are going through. This memorial wall offers a place for you to honour your beloved sibling and to share special stories about them with others.
Paul Blaze, a student researcher from The University of Adelaide, is seeking to interview siblings based in Australia who are bereaved through suicide as part of his Masters of Psychology (Clinical). Paul feels deeply and passionately about helping improve the support experience for suicide-bereaved siblings.
A monthly self-care event. Light exercise and a walk along safe tracks in Canterbury. An opportunity to mix with bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents. Please bring hat, sunscreen and a water bottle. We meet the first Friday of the month at 10:45am for an 11am start at TCFV Centre, 229 Canterbury Road, Canterbury.
Special morning tea in memory of Margaret at TCFV centre on 15.6.22, 10am-12pm. Please click here https://www.compassionatefriendsvictoria.org.au/event/special-morning-tea/ to RSVP by 10.6.22
We are delighted to announce the first ever TCFV Open Day coming up on Saturday 5th February from 11.00am to 4.00pm. This represents a fantastic opportunity to share with our… Read more »