Welcome to Morley Grief Group

Our Story

My name is Nicola Holdsworth and on Saturday 21st March 2020, I lost my mum, she was my best friend.

My mum was 72 when she passed away suddenly.

With mothering Sunday following on the 22nd March 2020.

Coronavirus been announced on the 23rd March 2020, including zero people to funerals.

The grief I experienced was unbearable, the loss unimaginable, and anger immense.

Our Story

On my daughter’s 18th birthday 2 years had passed since I lost my mum, surrounded by my wonderful family, I never felt so alone.

I smiled externally and cried inside; I needed help.

I contacted my GP, who sent me away with a glimmer of hope, a small card with a counselling service number on there, to my disbelief the waiting list was 6-9 months…….

How We Help Each Other

Morley Grief Group’s focus is on the mental health and wellbeing of anyone that comes to us for support whilst navigating the grief process.

We make everyone welcome and facilitate healthy conversations to help people understand how they feel and why they feel this way. We organise activities and events that enable our members to join in without feeling pressure to be “normal”. We are not trained professionals, and we do not provide counselling however there is plenty of evidence that the peer support is enough for many of our members to go away and find their own path through their grief.

We are a community-based group and are delighted to be supported, and to support, many local businesses who have been there for us from the beginning.

Who We Have Helped – Testimonials

News & Events

MGG young person of the year 2025

For the first time MGG is sponsoring a young person to pursue...

Buckingham Palace 2025

Nicola was invited by the Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire to Buckingham Palace...

Bear With Me

This is the travel blog of our group mascot, Jill the Steiff...

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