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New Bereavement Support Helpline from Mountbatten

Mountbatten Isle of Wight is opening a new Bereavement Support Helpline available to all those across the Isle of Wight who have been bereaved. As part of the psychology and bereavement service provided by Mountbatten, trained and supported volunteers will be offering a listening ear to those who are bereaved and anyone who feels they would want to talk to someone.
Bereavement Support Helpline

It is very natural to feel confused and bewildered by bereavement and grief. Are you in need of a friendly voice? Someone to talk to. Call the Mountbatten Bereavement Support Helpline.
High Sheriff recognises Mountbatten Volunteers

High Sheriff Caroline Peel has presented three young Mountbatten Volunteers awards. The High Sheriff was impressed by the calibre of the three recipients - Solomon Wells, Thea Ricketts and Harrison Burnett. "Their caring ethic, willingness to go the extra mile to help others, often whilst undergoing severe personal problems, has really touched me" said the High Sheriff.
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