When Someone Dies
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Somebody Has Died From an Illness at Home
When someone dies at home following an illness, it is often expected and there are usually clear steps to follow. This guide explains who to contact, how the death is confirmed, and how to begin making funeral arrangements with support and reassurance.
Somebody has died unexpectedly at home
When someone dies unexpectedly at home, it can be sudden and distressing. This guide explains what to do immediately, including contacting emergency services, what happens next, and how to begin making arrangements during a difficult and uncertain time.
somebody has died at a hospital or care home
When a death occurs in a hospital or care home, staff will guide you through the initial steps. This page explains what happens next, how to register the death, and how to start arranging the funeral with clarity and reassurance.
A CHILD OR BABY HAS DIED
The loss of a child or baby is devastating, and knowing what to do can feel overwhelming. This guide offers gentle, practical support to help you understand the next steps, including who to contact and how to begin making arrangements with care and sensitivity.
SOMEBODY HAS DIED ABROAD
When someone dies abroad, there are additional steps and legal requirements to consider. This guide explains how to register the death overseas, arrange transportation back to the UK, and begin funeral planning with support at every stage.
REGISTERING A DEATH
Registering a death is an important legal step that must be completed within a set timeframe. This guide explains how to register a death, what documents you’ll need, and what happens after registration, so you can move forward with clarity.