The project offers a confidential befriending scheme that delivers one to one support to adults living in the
Hall Green Constituency, recovering from the trauma and loss of a loved one.
The Kindness Project is a confidential support scheme aimed at helping members of the community, regardless of race, faith or background, through the bereavement process.
Our trained volunteers will offer a befriending service that delivers one to one support to adults that are recovering from the trauma and loss of a loved one and live within the Hall Green Constituency.
About the Kindness Project
During the pandemic we have carried out many community consultations and concluded that bereavement is one of the major causes of anxiety and fear in the community, especially from those who have certain rules and regulations in place which govern how they carry out a funeral from a faith perspective.
We are a team of local volunteers ready to offer sympathetic, non-judgmental and confidential listening when you are in need.
When we experience Bereavement the feelings that follow can be very varied and different for different people. We may think we know what grieving is, or what we think it should be, but sometimes we can be surprised, anxious, or even shocked by how we are feeling.
Over the years, the Bahu Trust has developed close friendships with other faiths. Through these relationships we were able to produce these information leaflets on dealing with bereavement covering some of the major faiths.
Who is this for?
If you are over 18, a resident within the Hall Green Constituency (hyperlink to map) and experiencing bereavement, this service can be for you.
How do I get this help?
Click the Contact button to see how to get in touch. We will respond as quickly as we can and start to connect you to one of our volunteers. We may also advise you on other support resources that might be helpful.
