Listed below are community grief and bereavement resources that may be helpful. Additional resources are available. Please contact Family Aftercare for additional information.
AFSP lists U.S. and international suicide bereavement support groups as a public service to loss survivors.
Helping grieving parents and families rebuild their lives after the death of a child.
Dedicated to helping people who are grieving and those who care for them, offering resources and understanding.
Grief is another word for love. If you are grieving the sudden loss of a loved one, you don’t have to do it alone.
AFSP lists U.S. and international suicide bereavement support groups as a public service to loss survivors.
Providing a place for people of all ages to share their feelings of loss, deal with their grief and learn to find joy in their lives again.
Providing a place for grief and finding a connection with someone who understands.
Through education, information and other helpful resources we hope to make the challenging road of grief a little easier.
Supporting children, youth, and families as they grieve and grow.
If you are supporting a child who is grieving, we are here to connect you to resources and local support. The alliance is a national organization of professionals dedicated to supporting children and the networks and communities surrounding them.
Near was built with a simple but powerful mission: to help people hold onto what matters. Whether you want to keep cherished moments alive, reflect on your grief, or find tools to support your healing, Near provides a private, meaningful space for it all.
Grief counseling and support groups that are open to the public and are not limited to those having received hospice care.
The Children’s Room offers grief support services for children and families, for schools, and for community organizations. Services include peer support groups, parent groups, teen programs, and Family Night. Consultations and referrals are also provided.
Providing support to bereaved families after the death of a child.
Whether you are grieving, or helping someone who is grieving, Dougy Center is here for you. Find tip sheets, activities, podcasts, and more through our personalized toolkit.
24 hours, 7 days a week information and referral line for a variety of local resources.
Promoting grief education, exploration, and expression in both practical and creative ways.
Grief Tips is a monthly electronic newsletter written by Network for Hope’s Aftercare team and sent directly to your inbox. Each edition addresses a topic pertaining to grief and offers hope during this emotional journey.
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