Unit commanders are authorized to approve bereavement leave, and service members have until 30 days after returning from leave to provide documentation of the spouse or child’s death.

WASHINGTON — Grieving Soldiers who have recently lost a child or spouse now have the option to take up to 14 days of non-chargeable bereavement leave, based on a policy signed by the Secretary ...

Advocates are working to pass a law that would allow parents to take 10 days of bereavement leave following the death of a child, regardless of their workplace’s policy. Erin Bowen is a ...

Active-duty and some reserve and National Guard personnel who lose their spouse or a child and don't have more ... non-chargeable days of bereavement leave, according to a Defense Department ...

Child Bereavement UK supports families when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying, or when a child is facing bereavement. The Child Death Helpline offers support to anyone affected by the ...

So how can we explain bereavement to children and support them in their sadness? We asked Clare Bullen, Head of Clinical Services at Child Bereavement UK, to share her advice for talking about ...

CLEVELAND — University Hospitals is hosting its second annual Parent Bereavement Programs Remembrance Walk for families who have experienced the loss of a child. The free, one-mile walk will ...

The Prince of Wales visited Child Bereavement UK's center in Widnes, England on Feb. 5 Prince William is honoring a child bereavement charity which had close links to his late mother, Princess Diana.