Since the first lockdown began in 2020, hundreds of thousands of people have died. Too many lives have been cut short and millions have been bereaved.
Behind the statistics and whatever the cause, every death has been devastating for the people left behind.
Join us on 23 March, the first anniversary of the first UK lockdown, for a National Day of Reflection to reflect on our collective loss, support those who’ve been bereaved, and hope for a brighter future.
There are still tough times ahead, as the death toll continues to rise. This annual day will give us all time to pause and think about this unprecedented loss we’re facing, and support each other through grief in the years to come.
What’s happening on the day?
- A national minute of reflection at 12pm.
- Free online talks and conversations, featuring expert panels, bereaved families and celebrities throughout the afternoon.
- Activities you can get involved with at home such as drawing and planting daffodils.
More details will be announced soon. You can get updates to your email inbox about the National Day of Reflection by signing up here.
