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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.
- Hospice. One of the most readily available resources to turn to for help is hospice. You and your loved ones may be eligible to receive free grief counseling as part of the services that hospice provides.
- Hospitals. Hospitals can also provide the services of volunteer chaplains and other bereavement counselors that offer support to those experiencing grief and loss issues within the hospital setting.
- Colleges and universities. Community resources may be your first option to look at, thanks to local publicly-funded colleges and universities. Two different approaches to obtaining care through your local institutions are either receiving care as a student or as a volunteer patient helping mental health students with their continuing education and training.
- Churches and places of worship. Your local church, temple, or other places of worship can give free or low-cost grief support and counseling for members of the community.
Dedicated online resources for bereaved families and those who want to support them. Helping families in times of grief is at the heart of our company’s mission, and our research has shown that families who lose a loved one wish they had more resources and support available to them.
Brighter Days Grief Center is a Minnesota 501(c)(3) providing free grief support resources to adults, young adults, teenagers and children who are anticipating or enduring the death of a beloved family member.
Grief support for adults including counseling and group resources. Grief support for sudden loss and worksheets and networks for finding healing.
The National Alliance for Grieving Children lists grief support service providers who serve children, teens and their families. Find Support in your area.
Visit our grief center. Your city’s government website. It’s likely that your city has a website with a local resources page meant to provide information on local support groups for individuals experiencing a variety of difficulties.
