Our aim is to support Hampshire children and young people up to the age of 18 years who have a significant person in their life who has died or is dying.
Need Support?
Our Support Line number is 023 8064 7550.
Our Support Groups have no waiting list, are free of charge and accessible as and when you need them.
Help and Support
Support Line Number: 023 8064 7550
Fundraising
It costs us an average of £200 to support one child for one year and £100 to train and support one volunteer for a year. Each booklet we produce costs £3, school resource packs cost £100 each, so no matter the amount you give it really can make a difference!
We receive no government funding and rely completely on individual fundraising, corporate relationships and donations.
How to Get Involved & Help Us
Become a Volunteer
We offer volunteers many different kinds of interesting roles within Simon Says, offering you the chance to use your existing skills as well as learning new ones. Within Simon Says you will feel part of a strong team making hard times easier for bereaved children and young people living in Hampshire.
Some of Our Stories
Ryan’s Story – Service User and now Volunteer and Ambassador for the Charity
Ryan was 7 years old when he learnt the devastating news that his father was terminally ill with cancer. His mother had heard about Simon Says and signed Ryan and his younger sister up to one of the groups. Ryan attended group on and off for the next few years, as and when he felt […]
Rachel’s Story
In 2011 my husband Pat was diagnosed with terminal brain tumours. From day one we knew it was a fight he wouldn’t survive but he kept positive and made plans for us. One thing Pat couldn’t plan for is how the girls would cope with losing him and if there would be support for them. He […]
Clare’s Story
Clare’s husband was diagnosed with cancer and died leaving Clare and her two small children aged 3 and 5. Clare contacted other charities and was told that they couldn’t help children under the age of 5. Clare was concerned about her youngest daughter who may have seen her father die at home, Clare didn’t know […]
