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Why AMF…Because We Get It!
1 in 3 college students experience a loved one’s death or a loved one’s diagnosis of a terminal illness.
AMF, short for Actively Moving Forward, connects and empowers grieving college students. These students support one another with peer-led grief support groups as well as participate in community service events in memory of their loved ones, and by doing so, they raise awareness about the needs of grieving young adults across the country.
Join the AMF Network
Because we believe that…
No one should grieve alone!
Hosted by:
Actively Moving Forward (AMF), a HealGrief program
Grieving young adults are often the forgotten grievers. Regardless of years gone by, are you or someone you know a bereaved young adult between the ages of 18-25?
The AMF Network connects and empowers grieving young adults to actively move forward through one of life’s most difficult journey’s, grief. Through this network, one can gain the support and understanding one faces during these exciting, yet sometimes challenging years.
Recommended Reading
We Get It
A collection of 33 narratives told by students and young adults wanting to share their stories, making a difference in the lives of future grieving students.
Gracefully Gone
A young girls journey as she cares for her hero (her father) as he begins his journey to end-of-life and she begins hers, to womanhood…A story so intimate, yet you share so openly.
OUR SERVICES
Build a Memorial
We invite you to create an online memorial that can easily be shared with family and friends. In minutes, you’ll be able to invite others to celebrate your loved one’s life by adding to the memorial – photos, stories and more.
Learn MoreWrite an Obituary
We offer an alternative to traditional newspaper obituaries. They are costly and time consuming. Here you can create an obituary in minutes and notify family and friends from around the world with the funeral notice.
Learn MoreLight a Virtual Candle
Lighting a virtual memorial candle is a symbolic way to honor someone’s life. For others, it is simply a way to show that someone’s spirit lives on in the hearts they have left behind. Remember your loved one, light a virtual candle today.
Learn MoreFind Local Support
There are many local and national resources available to help you as you grieve from online resources to local workshops and camps. Here we compile those resources and make them readily available to you.
Learn MoreRecently Lit Candles
Jude Agbakwuru
In Memory Of Your Birthday
James Wesley Hairfield
In Celebration Of Your Life
Maxine (Dimples) Linnenbom
In Memory Of Your Birthday
Edward Cosman
In Celebration Of Your Life
Recent Posts
Paula Ann Ward-Spurlock
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Augustus Waters
I fell in love with you, Gus. I mean no disrespect to Hazel, but I’m in love with you and would do anything to have you alive again....
Leo Pacquing
Leo Calpito Pacquing November 18, 1948 - November 26, 2018 I was blessed by Leo in so many ways. He was someone that exhibited the traits of a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ. He wanted his friend...
Rodney Denney Jr.
I'm still lost with the thought of knowing that my youngest son is no longer with us for 3 years now. I wish for everything in this world to have just one more day with you. Love Forever, Will...
NEW MEMORIALS
Alyssa Johnson
Place of birth:
Stockbridge, Georgia
Alyssa Mya Johnson was born to Paul Johnson and Kerry Lodenquai on November 1, 2004. Alyssa was a beloved sister […]
Alyssa Johnson
Place of birth:
Stockbridge Georgia
Alyssa Mya Johnson was born to Paul Johnson and Kerry Lodenquai on November 1, 2004. Alyssa was a beloved sister […]
EARL WARD, JR
Place of birth:
Whiteville, NC
On November 18, 2018, Earl made an abrupt and sudden departure from this earthly existence. This should not come as a […]
Lacey Morales
Place of birth:
New York
It is with great sorrow to announce that Lacey Morales (born January 23, 1989), of New York, New York passed […]
Our Programs
HealGrief is a social support network that is there when everyone else goes away, and the real grieving process begins. Everything we do is inspired by our core belief that no one should ever grieve alone. HealGrief provides the tools and resources to guide one’s journey with grief into a healthy grief recovery.
HealGrief…
Bringing family, friends and communities from around the globe together to remember and celebrate the lives of those gone before us.
On-line Programming
This extraordinary platform educates and offers valuable resources to support the bereaved and communities through grief’s journey and provides a platform to facilitate a healthy grief recovery.
The Multilingual Website
Grief is universal and technology allows for a global connection. HealGrief.org seeks to eliminate the boundary of language by offering itself on a multilingual platform.
The Loss Project
The Loss Project is a merging of psychology and photography, an artistic exploration of the human condition as it relates to loss. At HealGrief, we want you to know that such feelings are normal, change over time, and are ripe for artistic expression.
Education and Awareness
Through social media venues, HealGrief.org takes the taboo out of death by starting end-of-life conversations. In addition, we provide our followers with inspiration and hope while stressing the need for community and support, empowering one’s journey with grief.
ActivelyMovingForward
1 in every 3 college students is grieving a loved one’s terminal illness or death! AMF, an acronym for “Actively Moving Forward” is a program which connects and empowers grieving college students. These college students support one another and participate in community service in memory of their loved ones.
Funeral Fund
When death occurs, this cost may be crippling to those already financially burdened and in need. Targeted to assist those in our underserved communities bury their loved one with dignity, HealGrief.org may pay up to $10,000 in funeral expenses after a loved one has died.
PETS COUNT TOO!
Many people, especially those for whom the pet is a constant companion, confide in their animals, talk to them throughout the day, give and receive deep affection, and come to count on their presence as a critical part of the day. So when your beloved pet dies, it’s not unusual to feel overwhelmed by the intensity of your sorrow.
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WAYS TO SUPPORT
HealGrief is a social support network for people who are grieving, bereaved or for those just wanting to support them. With an average of 2 people dying every second, we have the potential to serve the millions of those left behind.
As a non-profit, we are reliant on the generosity of others to maintain our services. Please help us continue our work to ensure that no one should ever need to grieve alone.
Your participation also helps us attract and inspire strategic partnerships and foundations to partner with us to further advance grief awareness and the need for grief compassion throughout the United States.
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