Advocacy for Grieving Children
We advocate for policies, benefits, and systems of care that protect grieving children and ensure families can access support after death. Our work centers dignity, equity, and the lived realities of bereaved families.
Focus Areas
Programs that honor every loss
We address unattended grief through advocacy, education, workforce development, community-building, and direct support.
Current / Active
Work underway
Grief Education, Internships, and Community Training
We educate communities, caregivers, and emerging professionals in grief-informed care. Through training and internship pathways, we help people learn how to hold loss with skill, presence, and compassion.
Volunteer Training and Workforce Development
We prepare volunteers and future grief caregivers with practical training, mentorship, and pathways into meaningful service. Building this workforce expands the circle of support available to people in mourning.
Direct Grief Support
We offer support groups, peer companionship, and healing spaces where grievers can be seen, heard, and accompanied. No one should have to navigate loss without care.
In Development / Exploratory
What’s next
Community Building
We are exploring annual grief conferences — gathering communities one to two times each year to share learning, connection, and collective care.
Grief Support Hotline
A grief support hotline is in exploratory phase as we listen, research, and design a compassionate response pathway for people seeking immediate connection.
Scholarship Opportunities
We are developing scholarship opportunities to help more people pursue grief education and bring skilled care back into their communities.
Help grow this work
Whether through giving, volunteering, or training, you can help ensure no one grieves alone.