Children and young people who have experienced loss often need bespoke help to start to heal from their trauma. Offering children a digital sanctuary to escape to when the real world becomes too much, Apart of Me is an app where they can explore, engage with, and navigate their grief.

With the pandemic impacting people’s ability to connect with others, they’re looking for new ways to engage with their emotions. Some are turning to Four Months Earlier, a game anchored around family relationships, decision-making, and grief, helping players navigate familial life and trauma.

Never Have I Ever is a sitcom that uses teenage tropes as an avenue to explore grief. With taboos around death gradually being dismantled, dialogues are opening up, and Never Have I Ever weaves the topic into a teen narrative so as to guide young people through feelings that are hard to navigate.

After decades of stagnation, Britain’s death industry is in flux. Fuelled by a decline in religious beliefs, heightened costs, and more digitally-savvy consumers than ever, people are shunning traditional services. How are changing attitudes among the living impacting approaches to death?