WHAT IS PROJECT EILEEN?

Free, flexible, multimedia lessons & resources for secondary schools to help teenagers cope with bereavement & grief

Find out how our programme helps to raise awareness, address the stigma, combat loneliness & encourage peer support, build resilience & promote good mental health

Further Information

WHY DO SCHOOLS NEED PROJECT EILEEN?

Because mortality will affect everyone at some point and yet people find it almost impossible to talk about.

Up to 6,000 children die every year in the UK

On average 3,000 babies are stillborn and there are 2,000 neonatal deaths every year

Childhood bereavement in youth offenders can be 41% higher than the national average

41,000 children are bereaved every single year in the UK

112 children under the age of 18 are bereaved of a parent every day

More than 6,000 families are bereaved by suicide every year

REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL

All UK state secondary and senior independent schools can gain access to the Project Eileen Programme by registering here.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP?

donation

MAKE A DONATION

Whether it is a one-off payment or a monthly donation, your generosity will help to change society and, we hope, the future for today’s young people.

Donate via
People's Fundraising

DONATE

Donate via
Pay Pal

Send a cheque payable to: Project Eileen CIO

to:

Project Eileen

Community Base

Queen’s Road

Brighton BN13XG

Make a bank transfer:

info@projecteileen.co.uk

HELP RAISE FUNDS

Make Project Eileen your charity next time you enter a marathon or hold an event.
Consider asking your employer about match funding.
Make Project Eileen your workplace charity.
Start a fundraiser page for Project Eileen with People's Fundraising.

CLICK HERE

VOLUNTEER

We’d love your help. If you have a bit of time to spare, however small, do get in touch.

CLICK HERE

BUY A SONG

Available Now

Discover the Project Eileen Album
with Original
Project Eileen Tracks
on Bandcamp

CLICK HERE

WHAT IS PROJECT EILEEN?

Free, flexible, multimedia lessons & resources for secondary schools to help teenagers cope with bereavement & grief

Find out how our programme helps to raise awareness, address the stigma, combat loneliness & encourage peer support, build resilience & promote good mental health

WHY DO SCHOOLS NEED PROJECT EILEEN?

Because mortality will affect everyone at some point and yet people find it almost impossible to talk about.

Up to 6,000 children die every year in the UK

On average 3,000 babies are stillborn and there are 2,000 neonatal deaths every year

Childhood bereavement in youth offenders can be 41% higher than the national average

41,000 children are bereaved every single year in the UK

112 children under the age of 18 are bereaved of a parent every day

More than 6,000 families are bereaved by suicide every year

REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL

All UK state secondary and senior independent schools can gain access to the Project Eileen Programme by registering here.

WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP?

MAKE A DONATION

Whether it is a one-off payment or a monthly donation, your generosity will help to change society and, we hope, the future for today’s young people.

Donate via
People's Fundraising

Donate via
Pay Pal

HELP RAISE FUNDS

Make Project Eileen your charity next time you enter a marathon or hold an event.

Consider asking your employer about match funding.

Make Project Eileen your workplace charity.

Start a fundraiser page for Project Eileen with People's Fundraising.

VOLUNTEER

We’d love your help. If you have a bit of time to spare, however small, do get in touch.

BUY A SONG

Available Now

Discover the Project Eileen Album
with Original
Project Eileen Tracks
on Bandcamp

Follow us on social media

instagram

CONTACT

Project Eileen CIO
Community Base
113 Queens Road
Brighton BN1 3XG
info@projecteileen.co.uk

For media enquiries, contact Sophie on:
s.isachsen@projecteileen.co.uk

WHAT IS PROJECT EILEEN?

Free, flexible, multimedia lessons & resources for secondary schools to help teenagers cope with bereavement & grief

Find out how our programme helps to raise awareness, address the stigma, combat loneliness & encourage peer support, build resilience & promote good mental health

WHY DO SCHOOLS NEED PROJECT EILEEN?

Because mortality will affect everyone at some point and yet people find it almost impossible to talk about.

Up to 6,000 children die every year in the UK

On average 3,000 babies are stillborn and there are 2,000 neonatal deaths every year

Childhood bereavement in youth offenders can be 41% higher than the national average

41,000 children are bereaved every single year in the UK

112 children under the age of 18 are bereaved of a parent every day

More than 6,000 families are bereaved by suicide every year

REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL

All UK state secondary and senior independent schools can gain access to the Project Eileen Programme by registering here.

WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP?

MAKE A DONATION

Whether it is a one-off payment or a monthly donation, your generosity will help to change society and, we hope, the future for today’s young people.

Donate via People's Fundraising

Donate via Pay Pal

HELP RAISE FUNDS

Make Project Eileen your charity next time you enter a marathon or hold an event.

Consider asking your employer about match funding.

Make Project Eileen your workplace charity.

Start a fundraiser page for Project Eileen with People's Fundraising.

VOLUNTEER

We’d love your help. If you have a bit of time to spare, however small, do get in touch.

BUY A SONG

Available Now Discover the Project Eileen Album with Original Project Eileen Tracks on Bandcamp

Follow us on social media

instagram

CONTACT

Project Eileen CIO Community Base 113 Queens Road Brighton BN1 3XG info@projecteileen.co.uk

For media enquiries, contact Sophie on: s.isachsen@projecteileen.co.uk

Donate via
People's Fundraising

Donate via
Pay Pal

Available Now

Discover the Project Eileen Album
with Original
Project Eileen Tracks
on Bandcamp

Project Eileen CIO
Community Base
113 Queens Road
Brighton BN1 3XG
info@projecteileen.co.uk

For media enquiries, contact Sophie on:
s.isachsen@projecteileen.co.uk