Wear your clothes inside out in November to support Penhaligon’s Friends
Have Penhaligon’s Friends supported your school, setting or community before? Last year, our small Cornish charity supported 1,304 children and young people through a range of different support services. We
Working in Partnership
Penhaligon’s Friends are committed to investing time to grow relationships and connections throughout the many networks in Cornwall at a strategic and operational level in order to provide a
Could you run the London Marathon for Penhaligon’s Friends?
Didn’t get a place in the ballot but would like to run for a charitable cause in Cornwall? Apply for our charity ballot place and pledge to raise over £2,000
NEW! Professional Training – Book Now!
NEW! Professional Training – Book Now! Penhaligon’s Friends, together with Cornwall Educational Psychology Service, are excited to announce two new training days suitable for professionals working with bereaved children. Following
Remembering Mum on Mother’s Day
If your child is remembering their Mum or Grandmother this Mother’s Day, we know this can be a difficult time. A simple activity that can help them remember them year
Reflecting on Three Decades of Support – Sharing Stories
30 years of Penhaligon’s Friends: Bereaved families in Cornwall describe early grief support as a ‘lifeline’ Penhaligon’s Friends has supported 13,291 children and young people across the county since it
Volunteer With Us in 2026!
We are launching some new ‘Introduction to Volunteering’ training sessions this year for people interested in finding out more about what we do. We’re hosting our first session this month, with
Watch our Feelings & Emotions Video
We’re delighted to share our Feelings & Emotions video! Our wonderful illustrator, Jen Nightingale, has created this brilliant animation from our new Feelings & Emotions Z Card. If you feel
We’re Supporting Children’s Grief Awareness Week
We’re sharing our stories for Children’s Grief Awareness Week. The week encourages people to share, so young people don’t feel alone. A gentle warning: These quotes touch on grief and