We work hard at collaborating and forging strategic partnerships to deliver practical solutions to improve outcomes for families across the UK:

• AtaLoss.org (signposting and information website partner)
• Dreams Come True (fulfils dreams for children and young adults with serious and life-limiting conditions)
• Elliot's Footprint (support after the sudden and unexpected death of a child)
• Funeral Experts (guide individuals, families, and organisations through all aspects of funeral planning and end-of-life services)
• London’s Air Ambulance Charity (training partnership)
• London Grid for Learning (online learning for schools)
• Maggie's (cancer care charity)
• Naval Children's Charity (helping naval children up to the age of 25 since 1825)
• Olive Academies (specialise in alternative learning provision for 7-16-year-olds who are unable to attend mainstream schools) 
• OWLS – Jane Tomlinson Appeal (bereavement Support in Leeds and West Yorkshire)
• Roadpeace (support for people bereaved or seriously injured in road crashes)
• Royal Life Saving Society UK (water safety education)
• Safer London (support young Londoners, their families, peers and communities affected by violence and exploitation)
• Scotty's Little Soldiers (support for bereaved military children)
• Settld (free death notification service for bereaved families)
• Sibling Support (help young people whose brother or sister - a sibling - has died)
• StrongMen (training peer support volunteers)
• Suicide&Co
• Sue Ryder (support for individuals who are grieving and palliative and end-of-life care for those with a terminal illness)
• Thames Valley Air Ambulance
• The Institute of Education, St Mary's University, and The Art of Dying Well (bereavement awareness training partnership for trainee teachers)
• The Royal College of General Practitioners (online learning)
• The Royal College of Midwives (online learning)
• Victim Support (family support)
• WAY Widowed and Young (support for people who have been widowed before their 51st birthday)
• Young Lives Vs Cancer (training and family support)

International Partnerships

• Lang Lang International Music Foundation - A collaboration of exclusive performances to bring music to bereaved children and young people supported by Child Bereavement UK
• Yale Child Study Center - Training programme at the Yale School of Medicine in the United States for healthcare professionals

Other relationships

• The quality of Child Bereavement UK training is acknowledged through CPD certification
• We uphold the principles of the United Nations Convention On The Rights Of The Child

We have forged strategic partnerships to deliver practical solutions to improve outcomes for families across Scotland: 

• Antenatal Research and Choices (ARC) (network partners)
• Barnardo’s Scotland
• Bereavement Charter for Scotland (standards for bereavement care in Scotland)
• Children’s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) (network partners)
• Child Death Review National Hub (representing the voice of bereaved families and advising on behalf of the third sector)
• Choose Life Ayrshire (resource development for professionals)
• Clan Cancer Care (network partners)
• Compassionate Inverclyde (training, consultancy and network membership)
• Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland (network partners)
• Fife Council (training and network membership)
• Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity (NHS bereavement service partners)
• Heathcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) (resource, policy and initiative development)
• Held in our Hearts (network partners)
• Highland Hospice (network partners)
• Maggie’s Forth Valley (network partners)
• Marie Curie (training and network partners)
• MND Scotland
• NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHS bereavement service partners)
• NHS Ayrshire and Arran, Borders, Dumfries and Galloway, Fife, Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Lanarkshire, Tayside and Grampian (training and network partners)
• Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice (network partners)
• Public Heath Scotland
• Richmond’s Hope (network partners)
• SANDS (network partners)
• Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) (network partners)
• Scottish Cot Death Trust (network partners)
• Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care (training partners and network partners)
• SiMBA (network partners)
• St Columba’s Hospice (training partners and network partners)
• NHS Education For Scotland, Support Around Death Scotland (SAD) (conference workshops, development of animations for healthcare staff)
• The Haven (network partners)
• Victim Support Scotland (network partners, training and consultancy)
• Young Lives vs Cancer (network members)