Aftercare programs in the funeral industry that involve extra staff with specific training in bereavement issues and that offer special holiday programs and community education are examples of .

Fundamental (formal) aftercare programs

Explanation:

Aftercare

This is simply regarded as a post death or post funeral activity that is carried out so as to help the bereaved family through the grief process.

The aftercare service is important as it helps  builds a relationship that's more than temporary  and  funeral home can be seen as a place to receive death education.  it is important  as one is a link to these and other services and also bereavement network.

Fundamental aftercare

this is a simply known as a formal aftercare service.  it does require extra staff but no extensive training required and it is run at a moderate cost

The examples of fundamental aftercare includes;

1. Bringing on an extra Director

2. Follow-up cards and calls

3. One time program (holiday service)

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