We have compiled a brief list of Grief Resources. Often we have found that a good starting place is always family and friends. In addition, check with your local church to see if they offer a bereavement support group. Most local hospitals offer support groups or have access to one of them. If a hospice provided care, they may also be able to offer resources.
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http://www.aarp.org/griefandloss/home.html
For widowed and bereaved adults.
http://www.alivealone.org
Assists bereaved parents that lost an only child or all of their children.
http://www.agast.org
Alliance of Grandparents - A Support in Tragedy (AGAST)
Dedicated to assisting all grandparents when a grandchild dies.
http://www.bereavedfamilies.net
Offers support to people who have lost an immediate family
member.
http://www.bereavedparentsusa.org
Aids and supports bereaved parents adn families struggling to
survive their grief after the death of a child.
http://www.cancercare.org
Provides a special section on end of life and
bereavement, as well as online bereavement groups.
http://www.climb-support.org
Bereaved parents of one or more twins or multiples.
http://www.compassionatefriends.com
Supports families who have experienced the death of a child.
http://www.dougy.org
Dougy Center for Grieving Children provides grief support
services to children or families who have experienced a loss.
http://www.griefnet.org
Offers numerous discussion and support groups for bereaved
persons (in email/listserve format) and a variety of resources related to death and major losses.
http://www.growthhouse.org/death.html
Offers an extensive grief and bereavement section, including
a chat room and information about general and family
bereavement, pregnancy loss, infant death and helping
children with grief and illness
http://www.GROWW.org GROWW is a non-profit, Internet based grief resource available to anyone who has lost a loved one to death. GROWW provides a myriad of resources to the bereaved, including message boards, chat rooms and links to helpful information
http://www.kidsaid.com Online support group for children dealing with any kind of loss. It includes artwork, stories and poems.
http://www.kyleskorner.org Kyle's Korner is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting children, teens and their families who have experienced grief due to loss of a loved one through death. Families are offered support, understanding, empathy and education in a safe environment that is conducive to acceptance, respect, trust and caring throughout the healing process. For more information, visit their website or call 414-777-1585.
http://www.mygoodmourningplace.org My Good Mourning Place is a bereavement center designed to help children and teens cope with the death of a loved one, serving all of southeastern Wisconsin. In times of death, surviving children and teens are often the "forgotten mourners". Our center helps them recognize and cope with their feelings and emotions and seeks to help them at this critical stage in their development
http://www.pomc.com Dedicated to helping the survivors of homicide victims with supportive family services after the murder of a family member or friend.
http://www.taps.org Provides services to those that lost a loved one while serving in the armed forces.
http://www.widownet.org Information and support group resource for, and by, men and women of all ages, religious backgrounds and sexual orientations who have suffered the death of a spouse or a life partner.