Meet The Inspiring Teen Helping Bereaved Children | This Morning

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After 8-year-old Alfie Fitzsimmons lost his dad to suicide in 2017, his mum Allison found that support for children bereaved by suicide was unavailable anywhere in the UK. They set up their much-needed peer support group, which gave children a safe place to be with friends. But now, after an overwhelming demand, Alfie’s Squad is about to reach all corners of the UK, as the mother and son duo launch their online support group later this month.

Broadcast on 08/05/2024
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コメント (10)
  • @faithwithoutprejudice2380
    What a special boy he is, selfless and wise beyond his years. The work he has undertaken is so valuable towards supporting other children, who find themselves in the same heartbreaking situation. He deserves all the plaudits that he receives and he should be so very proud of himself.
  • @mpat100
    Blessings and good luck for Alife and his family
  • @CatsJP
    Oh shut up Cat and Ben…let Alfie tell his story…because it is not the presenter’s job to tell a guest’s story….the world needs more Alfie’s 👍❤️
  • @deborahpeters1597
    What a inspiring young man,so sad,I hope he has a good life now full of happiness!!!!
  • @eamon1225
    Aww bless him. Fair play to him 👏👏👏 Well done.
  • @Buddhavibez
    I know at Least 3 men who have taken their own lives, and it was all due to parent alienation and not being able to see their children following a breakup. This urgently needs addressing. Children being used as weapons, and absent parents being pushed aside