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Age UK is a charity which supports older people. They provide a range of information and advice online about growing older. including wills, energy advice, what to do when someone dies, benefits advice and more. They provide telephone befriending, advice and more
Bereavement Services at Newcastle City Council can provide you with help and advice about arranging a funeral and choosing a memorial. They can provide information about cemeteries, graves, crematoria and the associated costs.
Child Benefit Office for all enquiries relating to Child Benefit.
The Deceased Identity Protection Service gathers information about people who have died and gives that information to organisations to lower the risk of identity theft and unwanted contact.
The Digital Legacy Association helps you to plan and leave clear instructions on what would would like to do with your online accounts and records in your name when you die.
Dignity in dying are a campaigning organisation who are concerned that people have good quality end of life care and control over how they die.
The DVLA maintain registers of drivers and vehicles in Great Britain. This information helps them improve road safety, reduce vehicle related crime, support environmental…
Dying Matters helps people talk more openly about dying, death and bereavement and to make plans for the end of life.
End of Life Doula UK is a national membership organisation that helps people who have a terminal diagnosis or are near the end of their life as well as their families. Their trained companions, called doulas, give support in many ways:
