For the moments
no one prepares you for.
What to do, who to call, what to say. After someone dies, and before.
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Practical tools, honest words, and first word on what's coming next.
Whatever brought you here, there's a place to start.
Someone died.
Checklists, scripts and short courses for the first days and the long after.
You want to help.
Practical ways to show up that are not flowers and not platitudes.
Before it happens.
Get your affairs in order so the people you love are not left untangling chaos.
One in four are grieving.
A complete workplace grief support system, beyond bereavement leave.
people are grieving at any given time. Almost none were handed a plan.
Bronze · Overcoming the Odds
Women Changing The World Global Awards, 2026
Finalist · Changemaker
Women Changing The World Global Awards, 2026
Finalist · Wellbeing Programs
Women Changing The World Global Awards, 2026
Silver · Wellbeing Programs
Women Changing The World Awards, Australia & the Pacific, 2025
Mental Health First Aid accredited.
Proud to partner with Feel The Magic, helping grieving kids and their families heal.
Someone died. Here's what to do first.
The first days are calls, forms and decisions nobody explained. The checklist puts them in order, from the first hours to the estate. Do the next thing. Leave the rest for later.
What To Do When Someone Dies
Every step in order. Print it, tick it, hand parts of it to someone else.
$27 Get the checklistWalk Me Through It
The checklist plus 23 short videos. I walk you through each stage.
$297 See what's inside
I was 29 and 17 weeks pregnant with triplets when my husband died suddenly in an accident. People were so kind - the flowers, the lasagnes, the messages that meant the world. But none of them came with a roadmap for what actually came next.
So I built one. Counsellors handle the emotional weight. Funeral directors handle the day. Lawyers handle the estate. But no one walks you through the practical chronology of life after loss. That is what Yellow Falcon™ is - the practical resource I wished I'd had, now in the hands of the bereaved, the people who love them, and the organisations that employ them.
With all my heart, Ashleigh
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Supporters
Skip the flowers.
Send real help.
Flowers wilt. The freezer fills with lasagne. What actually helps is taking a job off their list. Gift them the checklist and they'll know what comes next.
Planners
Could the people you love find everything?
Accounts, policies and who to call. The everyday things only you know, like where the spare key lives. And the words you'd want them to have. The Just In-Case File is the map to all of it, so nobody has to untangle it in the hardest week of their life.
Not ready yet? Start with the free list: Could they find it?
Finally, someone gets it.
“It's insane how much you have to learn to do while literally having the worst time of your life. Then I found there are other people who have gone through this. We are so grateful for everything you do.”
“Things can change in a blink, and it's never too morbid to have your details written down for your partner. It's an act of love to be organised for them.”
“It's been helpful to know what's in front of us - but more importantly it's made some really tough conversations between Dad and I easier.”
“A thoughtful, responsible and highly contextual adoption plan for sensitive grief support.”
We don't whisper about grief.
We won't tell you it gets easier on a timeline. We won't promise the pain disappears. We will tell you the truth about what's coming and walk through it with you anyway.
Read our mission →Grief is already in your workplace.
A sympathy card and bereavement leave isn't enough - and psychosocial risk is now part of your WHS duty of care. Ashleigh speaks, trains your leaders and helps shape your policy, alongside your EAP.
of work lost per bereaved employee each year
annual cost of that loss, per person, at median salary
rise in mental health claims in a decade
Train your leaders this week
Leader's Guide to Supporting a Grieving Employee
What to say, what to do, and how to keep showing up.
What To Do When an Employee Dies
A clear response for family and colleagues, built to sit with your WHS protocol.
Want every staff member covered? Ask about a Grief at Work partnership.
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Practical resources, honest words and new tools as we build them.