2 bereavement support groups and drop-ins in Wandsworth, sorted by the day they meet. Each listing links to the organiser so you can check the latest details.
Royal Trinity Hospice
Details checked September 2026. Please confirm with the organiser before you go. Report a change
Royal Trinity Hospice
Details checked September 2026. Please confirm with the organiser before you go. Report a change
If someone close to you is dying, or you are caring for them at home, these services help before a death as well as after it. All are free unless stated.
The local hospice for south west and central London, on Clapham Common North Side. It offers care on its inpatient unit and in people's own homes, a Living Well outpatient programme, and bereavement support for families. Most referrals come from a GP, district nurse or hospital team.
30 Clapham Common North Side, London SW4 0RN. Referrals and patient enquiries: 020 7787 1062 (option 1). Main switchboard: 020 7787 1000. Website
Run by Royal Trinity Hospice for adults who live in Wandsworth or have a Wandsworth GP and are cared for at home. One team arranges care agencies, community nurses, therapists, befrienders and equipment such as electric beds and hoists, so families do not have to contact each service themselves. Marie Curie nurses can stay overnight, 10pm to 7am, so a carer can rest.
Open 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Call 020 7787 1062 and choose option 2. Outside these hours, call 111. More about the service
An independent charity offering one-to-one bereavement counselling for Wandsworth residents, including children and young people. Up to 12 weekly sessions after an assessment. Free if your GP refers you; otherwise fees are low and based on income.
192 Lavender Hill, London SW11 5TQ. 020 7223 3178, support@wandsworthbereavement.org.uk. Website
Free advice for anyone affected by terminal illness or bereavement: 0800 090 2309, Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, weekends 10am to 4pm.
Lambeth (2) · Merton (1) · Kingston upon Thames (4) · Richmond upon Thames (8) · Hammersmith and Fulham (0) · Kensington and Chelsea (2)
A Death Café is an informal conversation about death and dying, not a support group. Some people find it helpful alongside one. All Death Cafés in London
Royal Trinity Hospice with End of Life Doula UK
Details checked September 2026. Please confirm with the organiser before you go. Report a change
These London-wide pages list groups for one kind of loss, wherever they meet.
If nothing near you fits, online groups run by national charities meet by video, including groups for suicide loss, baby loss and the death of a child or partner. You can also browse every London borough.