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The next Ambiguous Loss Awareness Day is on Saturday 19th July 2025. This will be our 10th Year Anniversary, so watch this space for more!
We offer resources for support and continue our mission to build a world more compassionate and understanding of those who are experiencing ambiguous loss. Sign up to our newsletter to stay updated with our plans. To join in on social media, use the hashtags #AmbiguousLossAwarenessDay #ALAD[year]. |
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2024We launched an art competition to encourage creative expressions of ambiguous loss and grief - selected artworks are featured here. This also included a new page on using art for grief. We shared our All At Sea Report from the results of the Ambiguous Loss Survey in 2024.
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2023We ran a live webinar on What is Ambiguous Loss? and also focused on the natural world and how this can support us with ambiguous loss and grief. We created the new page Ecotherapy and Ambiguous Loss
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2022The first Ambiguous Loss Awareness Day. Founded by Chloe Swinton of Ambiguous Loss UK as an annual date to raise awareness of ambiguous loss and to remember all those who may be 'missing' physically or psychologically.
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HISTORY
The Ambiguous Loss UK website was registered and established on 19th July 2015, which is why we chose this date. It also happens to coincide with one of the many monumental ambiguous losses in history – the sinking of the Mary Rose on 19th July 1545. On this day, of the approximate 500 men who were lost at sea, only 35 survived.
