DVD “When a Child Grieves”
A two part training video, incorporating a video for children and teenagers “Someone Died–It Happened to Me”. Girls and boys aged 7 to 18 years, talk about their feelings when someone special dies. Includes a primary school case study describing when two pupils died in different circumstances. Useful for promoting classroom discussion or training staff. Available from the Child Bereavement Charity.

DVD: You'll Always Remember Them
Created by Childhood Bereavement Network
This video, made with the help of Jigsaw4u, features a group of children from a range of backgrounds aged 6-12 who have been bereaved of a parent. The group discusses the impact of bereavement on their lives, the support they received from family, friends, hospitals, bereavement service providers and schools. 

DVD: It'll be ok
Created by Childhood Bereavement Network
This participatory video has been entirely developed, directed and filmed by nine bereaved young people aged 13 to 18 from around the country. Young people have made this resource to help their peers in identifying emotions and behaviour which they may experience after a bereavement.  

DVD: Death in the Lives of...
Created by Childhood Bereavement Network
This video, made with the help of the St Christopher's Candle Project, shows a group of young people aged 13-16, from a range of backgrounds talking about the kind of support they needed to help them cope. They discuss the role of family, friends, schools and other service providers such as the police, doctors and nurses.  

DVD: Not Too Young to Grieve
Created by: Leeds Animation Workshop
This animated DVD/video is designed to help parents and carers give support to babies and children under five who have been bereaved. It is suitable for viewing by parents at home, on their own or with their children; and can also be used with groups from a wide range of backgrounds, to raise awareness or start a discussion.

DVD: Grief in the Family
Created by: Leeds Animation Workshop
This 14-minute animated video/ DVD looks at the ways children and young people respond to grief, and what the adults around them can do to help. It gives parents and carers an insight into the process of grieving, its physical and emotional effects, and the special needs of children and young people.