The following organizations are also great resources that can provide support for you and your family.
Supports, connects and empowers grieving young adult ages 18-30. Participants support one another with peer-led grief support groups as well as participate in community service events in memory of their loved ones.
Children's Minnesota Bereavement Services offers free grief support, education and referrals for families including parents, grandparents, and youth programming. Free childcare is provided during support sessions.
For youth/young adults coping with the death of an immediate or extended family member.
The Dougy Center provides educational materials about children and grief and training opportunities to local and national agencies in need of our expertise.
The National Alliance for Grieving Children promotes awareness of the needs of children and teens grieving a death and provides education and resources for anyone who wants to support them.
Washburn Center is the state’s leading expert in childhood trauma; therapists support families through challenging times by offering individual and family therapy to help with a wide range of concerns, including depression, anxiety, and difficulty dealing with loss or family changes.
Brighter Days Family Grief Center focuses on bringing families back together after the death or terminal diagnosis of a loved one by addressing the many psychosocial and logistical needs of each family member. Trusted by hospices, schools, and communities since 2017, Brighter Days provides no cost and compassionate services to Minnesota children, adults, and families.
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