Provides bereavement groups and workshops that incorporate art to honor and commemorate loved ones and to provide an outlet for expression and relaxation for the bereaved. May include activities such as photo journaling, scrapbooking, and quilting.

Provides bereavement support services through volunteer contacts throughout the state that are there to offer encouragement and hope through a difficult time. Also provides referral resources and has a library of grief materials that can be sent to families free of charge.

Provides a one-week day camp (Camp Cornerstone) and a weekend residential camp (Camp Lighthouse) for children who have experienced the death of a loved one. Children share their grief experiences in fun and creative ways. Children are divided into groups by age for most activities. Camp participants will enjoy arts and crafts, swimming, treasure hunts, time to talk and share, outdoor games, and memorial activities.

Provides support groups, crisis response, school outreach, workplace service, community programs, professional support and educational presentations and consultation that impacts the workplace or schools.

Offers a day camp for children and teens ages 6 to 15 who have experienced the death of a loved one. Provides a safe place for campers to share their grief, find support, and strengthen their coping skills while building new friendships and having fun. Activities are facilitated by licensed professionals and volunteers.

Provides individual and family therapy relating to pet loss.

Serves youth and young adults who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, primary caregiver, or significant person. Campers participate in many typical camp activities, such as kickball, football, hiking, arts and crafts, songs, games, karaoke, camp songs and s’mores, and a low ropes challenge course. Camps are held year-round. Some camps are specialized for the type of loss, such as due to an overdose or suicide.

Offers telephone peer-to-peer support for individuals who have lost a loved one through homicide.

Provides mutual assistance, self-help organization offering friendship and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a child, sibling, or grandchild. The purpose is to support and aid families in the positive resolution of the grief experienced upon the death of a child and to foster the physical and emotional health of bereaved families.

Provides home care, palliative care, and hospice services. Also provides grief support, including groups, counseling, camps, and events.

Provides a day camp for children who have experienced the death of a loved one. Explores grief through activities with horses such as horseback riding lessons.

Provides the opportunity for youth who have experienced the loss of a loved one to heal through expressing their feelings, participating in fun activities, and sharing with others in a camp setting.

Offers a unique camping experience designed to encourage children and teens to express their feelings of grief in a safe and fun environment.

Offers support groups for adults who have experienced the death of their mother or father.

A team of spiritual care professionals and social workers will respond immediately to location of sudden, unexpected death.

Offers creative arts activities for families and care givers who have experienced the death of a loved one.

Provides a day camping experience that allows participants to express their grief reactions through play. Includes managing and understanding significant loss through creative activities such as journaling, sand tray therapy, music and art therapy. Program is overseen by licensed professionals. Lunch provided.