Load low-bandwidth site?
Help

Death Overseas

Published:
22 December 2015
Region:
Global
Topics:

Share this:

Death Overseas

The death of a relative or friend is always distressing, but if it happens abroad the distress can be made worse by practical problems. After the death of a relative or friend abroa you are likely to have countless questions. What should I do now? How can I communicate with people in a foreign language? Who can I turn to for help? This leaflet (2014) explains what practical support British consular staff can offer you and what you need to do yourself.

Related:

Securing aid worker safety through effective budgeting

In this article for the Crisis Response Journal, Aisling Sweeney, GISF's Communications Officer, puts forward the case for remodelling funding processes for humanitarian security risk management.