Local & National Support
Bereavement support resources…There are many local and national bereavement support resources available to help you as you grieve, from online resources to local workshops and camps.
For online virtual support, click here.
For a virtual community of connections to like-minded individuals, click here.
For more local support, please select your state to find those supportive resources most readily available to you.
HealGrief.org offers these links as a resource. To keep this list relevant and useful, we welcome feedback on the sites and resources we’ve listed. We also welcome recommendations of other resources to be added to this list, and notification if any links are no longer working. Please contact us to provide feedback.
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CampWidow.org
ComfortZoneCamp.org
CampErin
SparkOfLife.org
WidowedCommunity.org
WiseWidow.com
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Actively Moving Forward
Actively Moving Forward® (AMF) and the AMF App connects, supports, and empowers grieving young adults and adults of all ages to “Actively Move Forward” through grief.
Bereaved Parents USA
Helping parents and families rebuild their lives following the death of a child or sibling.
COVID Grief Network
Free one-on-one support for children and young adults grieving their person’s death due to COVID.
EmpowerHer
One-on-one support, in-person and virtually, for children and young adults grieving a parental loss.
Eric’s House
Virtual support groups specializing in suicide, alcohol, and drug-related, in-person and virtually, for children and young adults grieving a parental loss.
POMC
Parents of Murdered Children – For ANYONE who has been cruelly bereaved by the murder of a loved one.
Safer Trucking
The Institute for Safer Trucking is committed to providing information to people who have survived and /or lost loved one(s) in a truck crash.
SLAPD
(Surviving Life After a Parent Dies) – SLAP’D is a social media site for teens who have lost a parent to find hope and connection through shared experiences. SLAP’D offers articles, advice forums, an ask-an-expert column, and other resources for grieving teens.”
TAPS
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) offers compassionate care to all those grieving the loss of a loved one who died while serving in our Armed Forces or as a result of his or her service.
The Dinner Party
A community of mostly 20- and 30-somethings who’ve each experienced significant loss, and connect around potluck meals to talk about it. We’re working to turn loss from a conversation-stopper to a conversation-starter, with the goal of transforming our most isolating experiences into sources of meaningful connection and forward movement.
The Kitchen Widow
A modern take on the age-old kitchen table conversation – an inspirational online platform dedicated to raising awareness about how we can support each other through times of illness and grief.
What’s Your Grief?
A website dedicated to promotong grief education, exploration and expression.
Widowed Parent
Reimagining life for you and your children – A website dedicated to supporting newly single parents.
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