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Photos showing the arrival of 300 boxes of the Fifth Edition of The Natural Death Handbook at the charity's headquarters in May 2012. Additional images were taken at 'Death Fest' at the Southbank Centre 27-29th January 2012, where we spoke to hundreds of people and with their help created a bejewelled pink coffin.

 

Events

 

May 2013

 
 
 

The Natural Death Centre is dedicated to informing and educating the public about all aspects of dying and death.

If you are organising an event that you would like us to promote please contact us with details and we will post it on our Events page.

 

 

Photos taken at the Six Feet Under Convention and the NDC's Unusual Funeral Exhibition, Bournemouth August 2011

 

On-going Events aimed at the public 2012:

The Death Café

Doulas for the Dying, Living Well Dying Well

Living and Dying Consciously Workshop

 

Events Listings also held at :

Centre for Death and Society

Dying Matters

National Strategic Committees - The NDC also represents the public’s interests and those of its Association of NaturalBurial Grounds members at many national committees to develop practise.

Bookshop

 

The New Natural Death Handbook fifth edition is out now, this book is a must read for everyone. Completely revised and expanded into a boxed set of three books... Read more

Credit to Will Whipple (photographer)

Media

 

Are you considering a natural funeral?
CTVC - an award winning, non-profit television production company - are researching for a documentary about DIY funerals for Channel 4. We specialise in producing responsible films about sensitive subjects and hope to raise awareness about the alternative options to high costs funerals... read more

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Links and Resources

Much-Loved is a registered charity that helps you create a unique and beautiful memorial website to commemorate the life of a loved one. It only takes a couple of minutes to set up and personalise in your own choice of design and it can be kept online for ten years without any charge.
To create your own memorial website to your loved one please visit MuchLoved


You may find more useful information on this government website.

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