Other Grief Resources
National Alliance for Children’s Grief
The NACG raises awareness about the needs of children who are grieving and provides resources for anyone who supports them.
Actively Moving Forward®
Actively Moving Forward® (AMF), a HealGrief® program, is a national network created in response to the needs of grieving young adults. They connect, support, and empower grieving young adults to “actively move forward” in memory of their person. They also host virtual support groups for young adults and adults 30+.
Coalition to Support Grieving Students
The Coalition’s purpose is to create and share a set of industry-endorsed resources that will empower school communities across America in the ongoing support of their grieving students.
What’s Your Grief
WYG’s goal is to create a community that provides hope, support, and education to anyone wishing to understand the complicated experience of life after loss.
Dougy Center
The Dougy Center is an international authority on childhood grief and bereavement. They provide support and a wealth of resources for those seeking to assist children who are grieving.
Charlie’s Guys
Charlie’s Guys is organized for children 18 years and younger across the United States who have lost a sibling or parent. They provide experiences or gifts for bereaved children.
Empower
Empower is an international nonprofit that supports, connects, and empowers all children and young adults who have lost a parent. Empower offers a mentor program for bereaved children and young adults. Empower offers a range of year-round programs and activities provided at no charge to the family, nurturing an inspiring, diverse community and proving that not only can you survive parent loss — you can thrive.
Circle Camps for Grieving Clildren
Circle Camps offers free, week-long overnight summer camp experiences for girls who have experienced the death of a parent. Camp combines traditional summer camp activities with age-appropriate grief support, giving campers the opportunity to connect with other girls who have experienced a similar loss. Circle Camps also offers a multi-year leadership program for older campers. Current camps are offered in Maine, West Virginia, and Georgia.
National Widowers’ Organization
The National Widowers Organization is a men’s grief network and is a virtual toolkit to provide free resources for men coping with the death of a loved one.
The W Connection
The W Connection is a community of widows helping widows rebuild their lives with new tools, strategies, understanding, and hope. Their programs and services are founded on Four Pillars; Connection, Encouragement, Education and Empowerment.
LOSSteam MetroWest
The LOSSteam (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) is a volunteer group of suicide loss survivors who are called to the scene of a suicide to provide comfort, support, and local resources to the family and friends of the deceased.
The Sun Will Rise Foundation
The Sun Will Rise Foundation provides free peer grief support for those who have experienced the devastating death of someone they care about due to substance use. They provide a range of grief support services, including a private Facebook group, social get togethers and multiple monthly in-person and/or online Zoom meetings. The groups are open to anyone 18 and over.
Natick Community Senior Center, 117 East Central Street, Natick MA
E-Motion
E-Motion, Inc. is a non-profit organization on a mission to ensure community is a right for all of us. E-Motion provides programming for grieving individuals and grief literacy training for organizations, communities and teams. They do this through the power of movement, community, and ritual.
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